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Does freedom of speech guarantee that they can't be coerced into punlic denial? Does a national security letter / other forms of government oversight override t
by Niksko 8y ago
Does freedom of speech guarantee that they can't be coerced into punlic denial? Does a national security letter / other forms of government oversight override this?
(It absolutely shouldn't in a democracy, but there are plenty of things that shouldn't happen in democracies that have been happening lately)
- toomuchtodo 8y agoFreedom of speech doesn't supersede securities fraud.
- Intermernet 8y agoNSL probably does.
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- jsjohnst 8y agoAn NSL can compel you to not speak, it can not compel you to say something that is factually a lie in the manner they did. Look up the case law on “compelled speech” to back this up.