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: Kansas Federal DefenderNot to Worry
By Melody Evans and Kirk Redmond
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This week SCOTUS affirmed free speech in US v. Stevens, and in so doing, rejected the government's "just trust us" argument.
The law at issue punished video portrayals of certain animal cruelty. The Third Circuit en banc found the law was facially unconstitutional, as it infringed upon free speech. Laws precluding actual animal cruelty are fine, but splicing video of those acts isFull post as published by Kansas Federal Defender on April 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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