Can Government Compel Speech by Designating it as its Own? (Part 1)
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Channel: GBH Forum Network · 2014 · Education
The 2010-2011 Case Western Reserve University Law Review Symposium addresses limits on government speech and the government's ability to claim speech as its own in both restricting and compelling speech. Panel three examines the extent to which the government can compel speech by denominating the speech as its own.
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