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KENTUCKY FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT SOON TO RULE ON IMPORTANT CASE RE: ATTORNEYS FREE SPEECH RIGHTS ? John M. Berry and the ACLU seek limitation of the KBA?s attempt to limit free speech of Kentucky attorneys.

By Stan

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    By LawReader Senior Editor Stan Billingsley  –   March 3, 2011 Author’s disclosure:   I have known John M. Berry Jr. since 1971.  I worked for him for three years just after getting out of law school.  Berry’s story inspired me to write a novel about this issue,  Alice vs. Wonderland.  The book is available on [...]

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