J

• J'Accuse (Emile Zola), Z16

• Jack, Guy, trial, P334

• Jackson, A. Orlando, trial, W16

• Jackson, Robert H. (Justice), S596

• Jackson, Miss., public library segregation, M483

• Jacobellis V. Ohio (1964), A189, F153, O77, S736, °M27

• Jacova V. Southern Radio and Television Co. (1955), °M4

• Jaffe, Louis L., C540, °J5

• Jagger, Claude, U232

• Jakobrits, Leon A., C14

• James, Skone, °C563

• Jane Eyre (Charlotte Bronte), M500

• Janeway, Elizabeth, Dl2, °J7

• Janeway, Richard, trial, L182

• Janson, Horst W., G114

• Japan: freedom of the press in, C227, M36;
  • motion picture censorship in, G273

• Japanese press during Allied occupation, C582, M367

• Jarrett-Kerr, Martin (Rev.), C609, W154

• Jazz: censorship of, C14

• Jebb, R. C., °M378

• Jefferies, Thomas, trial, C35, C91

• Jefferson, Thomas: Callender (James T.) and, F218;
  • criticized for censorship prosecutions, H62, L2;
  • Croswell (Harry) libel case, C663, L212, L216;
  • de Becourt book, B55, B451, J27;
  • Douglas (Justice William 0.) on, D224;
  • freedom of press views, B139, B451, C20, D25, F164, F331, J27-J30, L212, L216, L350, M428, M548, M550, S116, °J8;
  • personal library, C478;
  • phonotape monologue, F331, J30. See also Kentucky Resolutions (1798)

• Jeffersonian (1861), A7

• Jeffersonian, The (1917), R106, U34

• Jeffreys, George (Chief Justice): portrait of, V31

• Jehovah's Witnesses: A117, A119, C430, C601-C602, H362, O130, P283, S662, °M27;
  • American Civil Liberties Union on, A117, A119, °M27;
  • Canada, B85, C518, J32, S402;
  • Cantwell V. Connecticut, B662, C514;
  • Douglas V. City of Jeannette,°W3;
  • history, C430, J32;
  • Jones V. Opelika, B419, °W3;
  • Largent V. Texas, °W3;
  • legal rights, C60l -C602, H362;
  • Lovell V. City of Griffin, B419, C520, D253, J21, K182, °W3;
  • Martin V. City of
  • Struthers, °W3;
  • ordinances restricting circulation of literature, R278;
  • Saia v. New York, B662;
  • Schneider V. New Jersey, °W3

• Jennings, A. 0., B21

• Jennison, Peter S., J42-J46, K62, °J11

• Jersey City Junior College, V12

• Jesuit libel case, V26

• Jews: pressures from for censorship, B576, D256, F252-F253, S445, S599, W222. See also Minorities, literary immunity for

• John Birch Society, C453, F381, G4, H94, K113-K114, M140, S301, S483, W128, °F25

• John Goldfarb, Please Come Home (film), G135, M308

• Johnson, Gerald W., J69-J74, M162

• Johnson, Justice, trial, °E7

• Johnson, Lyndon B. (Pres.) Administration: news management charges, B12, °J16, °L28, °R19

• Johnson, Magnus (Sen.), A171

• Johnson, Owen, C221

• Johnson, Samuel, B338, J79, W401

• Johnson, Sveinbjorn, W169

• Johnson, W. MacLean, F307, K189

• Johnston, Eric, G274, J82-J84, U122

• Jones, Bob, C211

• Jones, F. E., C564

• Jones, Henry A., G247, J90-J92

• Jones, J. K., G241

• Jones, Weimar, °O7

• Jones, William (Sir), trial, C60, S341-S342

• Jones V. Opelika (1942), B419, °W3

• Jorden, William J., °C20

• Jourand, Sidney M., °H19

• Journalism, code of ethics. See Canons of journalism Jouve, Gerand, I23

• Joyce, James, C620, J110-J112. See also Ulysses

• Joyce, Jeremiah, J113, P26

• Joynson-Hicks, William (Sir), B495-B496, E46, F224

• Jude the Obscure (Thomas Hardy), °Y4

• Judicial proceedings: right to publish, F334

• Junior college teachers, °K15

• Junius letters, A87, A206, B423, D109, G201, H13, J20, M25, M256, R36, R283, S150, W278

• Jurgen (James B. Cabell), A44, A229, B66, B257-B258, B446, B545, C1, H320, K11, M289, P365

• Jury: packing of, in libel cases, B200, B298, W376

• --rights of, in libel cases: D114, L192, L373;
  • Almon (John) trial, P148;
  • Bollen (William) on, B373;
  • Burke (Edmund) on, B633;
  • Candor letters, C48, C5, E1, F30-F32;
  • Checkley (John) trial, C293, S438;
  • constitutionality of law considered, C22-C23;
  • Croswell (Harry) trial, C663, L89, L2, L216, M550;
  • decide whether work is libelous, C72-C73, J123, L334, M518, R220, T16l-T162, W1;
  • Erskine(Thomas) on, E142;
  • Holt (Justice John) on, T209;
  • Junius letters, A87, A206, B423, G201, H13, J120, M25, M256, R36, R283, S150, W278;
  • legislation proposed (1771), V73;
  • limited to fact of publication, B436-B437, C48, C73, W396, Y28, Z8;
  • Maseres (Francis) on, M224;
  • May (Sir Thomas E.) on, M256;
  • Phileleutherus Anglicanus on, P148;
  • Romilly (Sir Samuel) on, R220;
  • St. Asaph, Dean of, trial, D57-D58, E142, E45, F34, S341-S342, S693;
  • seven bishops trial, S38;
  • Somers (John) on, S518;
  • Stockdale (John) trial, S656;
  • Yorke (Sir Philip C.) on, Y28-Y29

• Juvenile delinquency: and comic books, C471, C473, H363, M230-M231, N77, S270, U164, U173, W71, W139-W143;
  • and motion pictures, B431, K141, P119, P216, P338, U175, U178, W268, °B41;
  • and television, U174, U177, U180-U181;
  • bibliography, U181, °U2-°U3

• Juvenile Reading, Massachusetts Advisory Committee on, M589

• Juveniles: shielding by anonymity, B626, G221, L322, M42, P348, W373, °G7, °R24, °S49

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