Speaking freely: trials of the First Amendment
di Floyd Abrams
2006 · 320 pagine · Penguin Books · ISBN 9780143036753
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An eminent litigator cites recent events that have challenged America's freedom of expression, recounting eight landmark cases in order to highlight the importance of protecting the nation's constitutional right to free speech.
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