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Lying and a First Amendment

It wasn’t a usually time Alvarez had traded in lies. According to an progressing preference in his case, he claimed to have discovered a U.S. envoy during a Iranian warrant predicament (the reason for his fictitious Medal of Honor) and to have played hockey for a Detroit Red Wings. If Congress could retaliate misstatements about a troops decoration, there would be no inherent barrier to criminalizing those other lies.

Chief Judge Alex Kozinski done a indicate some-more pithily: “If fake significant statements are unprotected, afterwards a supervision can prosecute not usually a male who tells high tales of winning a congressional

Article source: http://www.thesunnews.com/2011/03/30/2068637/lying-and-the-first-amendment.html

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