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Supreme Court· 11/14/1994

Harleston v. Jeffries

Citations

  • 513 U.S. 996
  • 115 S. Ct. 502

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  • finding that professor's anti-semitic speech at a festival was public speech
  • finding that professor’s anti-semitic speech at a festival was public speech
  • “First Amendment protection does not hinge on the palatability of the presentation; it extends to all speech on public matters, no matter how vulgar or misguided.”

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