Значения термина prior restraint на английском

They act as a form of prior restraint on expressive acts.

It challenges the industry with the degree to which they would tolerate prior restraint.

Countries with a process of secret prior restraint to publication are, and can never be, true democracies.

One is the question of prior restraint.

Supreme Court doctrine going back to 1931 expressly prohibits prior restraint of publication, save under the most extraordinary circumstances.

A judge later dismissed the gag order, ruling it an unconstitutional prior restraint of speech, but the damage was done.

But there are two challenges we would have to face up to: -One is the question of prior restraint.

White and Baer drew international criticism from free-speech advocates who said the order was an unconstitutional prior restraint on speech.

Given this conclusion, we need not reach plaintiffs' arguments that CIPA effects a prior restraint on speech and is unconstitutionally vague.

When a different federal judge, District Judge Douglas Woodlock, granted the restraining order, the decision was criticized as an unconstitutional prior restraint of speech.

Their lawyer Theodore Boutrous called Greenwald's order a " prior restraint on core political speech that flatly violates the First Amendment" of the U.S. Constitution.