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Baker's Autonomy Theory Of Free Speech, Anne Marie Lofaso
Baker's Autonomy Theory Of Free Speech, Anne Marie Lofaso
West Virginia Law Review
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Judicial Line-Drawing And The Broader Culture: The Case Of Politics And Entertainment, R. George Wright
Judicial Line-Drawing And The Broader Culture: The Case Of Politics And Entertainment, R. George Wright
San Diego Law Review
This article puts in a broader legal and cultural context and critically evaluates Justice Scalia's reluctance to distinguish politics from entertainment or, more precisely, political speech from entertainment speech. Some may think of Justice Scalia's reluctance as the embodiment of judicial modesty or realistic practical wisdom. Others may think of it as an unnecessary expression of relativism or subjectivism that is ominous in its implications. Either way, whether we can appropriately distinguish between entertainment speech and political speech, and then apply appropriately different free speech standards in each case, says much about our status and priorities as a culture. Placing …
Inculcation, Bias, And Viewpoint Discrimination In Public Schools, Lisa Shaw Roy
Inculcation, Bias, And Viewpoint Discrimination In Public Schools, Lisa Shaw Roy
Pepperdine Law Review
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