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Thursday, Jun 13th, 2013
… one man’s vulgarity is another’s lyric
Cohen v. California
403 U.S. 15 (1971)

∞10:40 am, by lemonlines Comments
[Harlan] [fuck the draft] [fighting words] [offensiveness] [vulgarity] [profane speech] [first amendment]

Tuesday, Apr 09th, 2013
When we take our seats on the bench we are not struck with blindness, and forbidden to know as judges what we see as men [and women].

Tummino v. Hamburg, No. 12-CV-763 (ERK)(VVP) 4 April 2013

citing Ho Ah Kow v. Nunan, 12 F. Cas. 252, 255 (C.C.D. Cal. 1879)


∞02:32 am, by lemonlines Comments
[self] [contraception] [judge] [common knowledge] [law] [Plan B]

Friday, Feb 15th, 2013
In a society that abhors censorship and in which policymakers have traditionally placed the highest value on the freedom to communicate, it is unrealistic to conclude that statutory authority to regulate conduct implicitly authorized the Executive to regulate speech.
Stevens dissent
Rust v. Sullivan
500 U.S. 173 (1991)

∞07:12 pm, by lemonlines Comments
[abortion] [family planning] [I miss Stevens] [regulation] [law] [first amendment] [Constitution] [pregnancy] [federal funding] [dissemination of information]

Tuesday, Feb 05th, 2013
Thus, even though the act may provide incriminating evidence, a criminal suspect may be compelled … to make a recording of his voice.
United States v. Hubbell
530 U.S. 27, 34–35 (2000), citing
United States v. Wade, 388 U.S. 218 (1967).

∞08:26 pm, by lemonlines Comments
[testimonial communication] [testimony] [self-incrimination] [law]

Friday, Feb 01st, 2013
A peculiarity of the situation is that the parents of this odd creature—the courts—do not realize, despite the labor pains of its birth, that they have brought forth a child. This article is written for the benefit of lawyers and courts of the States that have produced the new offspring, so that they may see that it is a new creature, and that it is ugly and illegitimate and ought promptly to be strangled.
Charles E. Carpenter, 17 S. Cal. L. Rev. 347 (1943-1944)

∞09:18 pm, by lemonlines Comments
[libel per se] [defamation] [pregnancy metaphor] [this was totally written by a dude] [in the 1940s] [creature] [law]

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