1. Things to know for the test:

not very much

2. What is the difference between breaking photojournalist ethics and breaking the law? photojournalism might be for a cause

3. What are some of the scenarios we discussed? taking someone’s picture and putting it into someone else body

4. What are the four things a photojournalists can be sued for? taking credit for someone else’s picture, taking pictures in private properties, editing a picture that has already been taken

5. What is libel? 

6. What can you do to make sure you are not sued for libel?

7. What is the best defense against libel?

8. What is invasion of privacy?

going into someone’s private properties and taking pictures

9. When does a private citizen lose the right to privacy?

when something ac ours that is news worthy

10. What is obscenity?

11. What is the LAPS test?

12. What is copyright?

13. What should you do to avoid being sued for copyright infringement?

14. As a media representative, in which of these cases can you legally shoot a newsworthy event on private property? 

15. If someone threatens to sue your paper for libel for a picture that damaged their reputation, what could you do to avoid it? 

16. If you wanted to pursue photojournalism in college, which school should you attend?