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Reasons for protecting pornography and other unpopular forms of expression under the First Amendment of the US Constitution; with discussion of the impact of electronic communications on freedom of speech.

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Published in:Iowa law review 1996-05, Vol.81, p.883-968
Main Author: Freedman, Eric M
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Constitution
First amendment
Freedom of speech
Legal aspects
Pornography
United States
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Summary:Reasons for protecting pornography and other unpopular forms of expression under the First Amendment of the US Constitution; with discussion of the impact of electronic communications on freedom of speech.
ISSN:0021-0552