With one’s membership in the Journalism Education Association, one receives a subscription to SPLC Report, the official magazine of the Student Press Law Center (http://www.splc.org/). A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing legal help and information to the student media and journalism educators, SPLC is the best place to turn for reliable and up-to-date legal advice.

The Student Press Law Center also provides the following services and publications:

• SPLC On-Line Legal Clinic
• SPLC News Flash
• SPLC Model Guidelines
• Free legal help
  • Law of the Student Press
  • Covering Campus Crime: A handbook for Journalists
  • Rights, Restrictions & Responsibilities: Legal and Ethical Issues for the Yearbook Journalist
  • The Starting Point: Young Journalists and the Law, a 41-page guide to the special legal and ethical issues involved when journalists are minors and when journalists interview sources who are minors
    

The Student Press Law Center offers these packets and reprints:

• Hazelwood v. Huhlmeier: A Complete Guide to the Supreme Court Decision
• Student Media Guide to Cyberspace Law (Parts 1 and 2)
• Student Media Guide to Copyright Law
• Liability for Student Media: Who’s Responsible?
• Access to Common High School Records
• Access to Student Government Meetings

For information on ordering these and other publications, visit the Student Press Law Center Web site.