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"Blogger's Case Could Test the Limits of Political Speech; New Jersey Man Was Arrested After Writing That 3 Judges 'Deserve to Be Killed'"

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"Blogger's Case Could Test the Limits of Political Speech; New Jersey Man Was Arrested After Writing That 3 Judges 'Deserve to Be Killed'": Sunday in The Washington Post, Peter Slevin will have an article that begins, "Internet radio host Hal Turner disliked how three federal judges rejected the National Rifle Association's attempt to overturn a pair of handgun bans."

Full post as published by How Appealing on August 16, 2009 (boomark / email).

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