And we have a Supreme Court that can, has and will evaluate those laws to see if the impact of that law that prohibits your speech in that situation is acceptable in comparison to the fact that it is a right guaranteed by the Constitution.
If not for that, who would judge when such a law goes too far?
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Re: Ben's not here to answer that...
Date: 2003-05-05 04:50 pm (UTC)And we have a Supreme Court that can, has and will evaluate those laws to see if the impact of that law that prohibits your speech in that situation is acceptable in comparison to the fact that it is a right guaranteed by the Constitution.
If not for that, who would judge when such a law goes too far?