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blj-583	Jain, Anika	Restricting Freedom of Speech: An Analysis of Censorship Cases in Relation to Misinformation during the COVID-19 Crisis	2023	15	.pdf	application/pdf	3291	150	50	Through the analysis of four Supreme Court cases regarding the right to free speech — Schenck v. US (1919), New York Times Co. v. US (1971), Missouri v. Biden (2022), and Moody v. NetChoice, LLC (2022) — this paper serves to analyze whether censorship is ever necessary to uphold trust in institutions, or if censorship is antithetical to trust in government, with a special focus on the spread of COVID-related misinformation. The Evolution of Supreme Court Rulings Regarding Freedom of the Press New York Times Co. v. US (1971) New York Times Co. v. US (1971) is another landmark Supreme Court case that interprets free speech, with specific focus on the freedom of the press.221 The Nixon administration sued The New York Times when the government discovered they were planning to publish the leaked document, “Report of 221 New York Times Company v. United States.	cache/blj-583.pdf	txt/blj-583.txt