Question

which statements are examples of ethics rather than laws? select two options.
journalists must claim their right to freedom of speech.
journalists must double - check all sources used in an article
journalists cannot knowingly make false statements about people.
journalists must research and report the news without bias
journalists cannot write an article in order to incite violence.

Explanation:

Ethics are moral principles guiding behavior, while laws are enforceable rules. "Journalists must double - check all sources used in an article" is an ethical practice (ensuring accuracy out of moral responsibility). "Journalists must research and report the news without bias" is also ethical (upholding fairness as a moral duty). The other options involve legal aspects like freedom of speech limitations (not claiming it is a right, but laws regulate its use in certain contexts like not inciting violence or making false statements which can be legally actionable).

Answer:

Journalists must double - check all sources used in an article; Journalists must research and report the news without bias.