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The 1994 term of the Supreme Court and freedom of speech
Tulsa Law Journal (1996)
  • Martin H. Belsky, University of Akron School of Law
Abstract

McIntyre v. Ohio Elections Commission,] and almost all of the other First Amendment cases this term, could be described as providing broader protections for speech. The prominent exception is Florida Bar v. Went For It, Inc. Before I discuss this case, I want to put it into context to show not only its significance for the commercial speech doctrine and the law of professional responsibility, but also how individual Justices think.

Keywords
  • Supreme Court,
  • freedom of association
Disciplines
Publication Date
1996
Citation Information
Martin H. Belsky, The 1994 term of the Supreme Court and freedom of speech, 31 Tulsa Law Journal 485 (1996).