Tuesday, April 16, 2002
Truer Speech When More Are Speaking
Julie Hilden's piece today in FindLaw's Writ ("The First Amendment And The Internet: Why Traditional Legal Doctrines Apply Differently In Cyberspace") takes a thought provoking look at how premises and assumptions in First Amendment jurisprudence can be turned topsy-turvy by interactions on the Internet. Even so, Hilden believes further regulation is not necessary and that the truth-sifting effect of democratized Internet speech may be an appropriate new factor in the analysis.
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