 This is done by special procedural rules for trials in all cases involving the press, by trial by jury, by the requirement that no judgement of indemnity can be given unless a two-thirds majority of the jury has found the publication criminal - as well as through other rules that make it impossible for the state or for private interests to take legal action against those involved in a book or newspaper's production.Responsibility before the law rests only on the responsible publisher of a newspaper and only on the author of a book, with secondary rules only for such cases as books with an anonymous or an unknown author.It is not possible to take legal action against reporters, sources, distributors or printers because of the content of a book or a newspaper.