Should the press be given complete freedom to operate without any controls?

1. The press is essential for democracy and its freedom is crucial for a democratic society.
2. The question of whether the press should have complete freedom is contentious.
3. Complete freedom is necessary for the press to operate independently and hold those in power accountable.
4. Complete freedom can lead to fear of the press and harm to individuals and the state.
5. Newspapers have been known to destroy public figures by prying into their private lives.
6. The press should not be given so much freedom that they cause damage to others.
7. The press should be given freedom up to the point where it does not encroach on the freedom of others or the good of the state.
8. The press should be fair and leave individuals to answer charges before making reports.
9. Adverse publicity may prevent individuals from getting a fair trial.
10. The press should be responsible and accountable for their actions, and the government should have the power to curb their freedom if necessary.