In what case did the Supreme Court rule that a newspaper,no matter how outrageous its opinions,must be allowed to publish without prior restraint?

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The Supreme Court ruled in Near v. Minnesota that a newspaper, no matter how outrageous its opinions, must be allowed to publish without prior restraint. This case established the principle that the government could not censor or prohibit a publication in advance of its release except under extraordinary circumstances such as national security.

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