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Texas Supreme Court won?t hear Islamic groups? defamation suit

By Alliance Alert

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Robert Spencer writing at Front Page Magazine: "In a major victory for the increasingly embattled freedom of speech, the Texas Supreme Court has just denied a petition by the Islamic Society of Arlington, Texas and six other Texas-based Islamic organizations to review their case against human rights activist (and FrontPage Magazine writer) Joe Kaufman . . . The suit itself is a manifestation of the global assault on free speech that is picking up steam more quickly than ever now, with conservative voices shouted down and physically threatened on college campuses, and warriors for free speech such as the Dutch politician Geert Wilders facing trial for exercising this fundamental right."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on January 18, 2010 (boomark / email).

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