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work_uclcvzpj2rh5pa6bvmm3tlc56u	Keith J. Bybee	Justice Stewart Meets the Press	2014	36	.pdf	application/pdf	9296	612	60	abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press."), Stewart zeroed-­‐in on the words Amendment's freedom of speech guarantee.3 In the same vein, several Supreme Court Justices the possibility that the United States may soon be without a free press, as Stewart understood Stewart had been on the Sixth Circuit for only four years when Supreme Court Justice a free press."22 Stewart ruled that in the case at hand the interest in "fair administration of According to Stewart, the fact that press freedom is explicitly mentioned alongside free that Stewart defined as consisting of "daily newspapers and other established news media."33 openness or neutrality, Stewart's checks-­‐and-­‐balances understanding put a premium on press Stewart thought the Constitution did not require that members of the press be given access to be for the Supreme Court to disengage itself from press freedom disputes and, as Stewart 7 Leon Friedman, "Potter Stewart," in The Justices of the United States Supreme Court: Their 	./cache/work_uclcvzpj2rh5pa6bvmm3tlc56u.pdf	./txt/work_uclcvzpj2rh5pa6bvmm3tlc56u.txt