The result of Peter Zenger’s trial in the colony of New York in 1735 established freedom of the press. Zenger was acquitted of libel charges, and the case set a precedent for protecting the rights of journalists and the principle that the press should be able to publish information and opinions without government interference, especially concerning criticism of government officials.
In 1735, the result of Peter Zenger’s trial in the colony of New York established
separation of church and state.
the right to a fair trial.
separation of government powers.
freedom of the press.
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