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The argument goes that the government might be able to compel you not to speak, but they cannot compel you to speak against your wishes (and, in particular, to
by woodruffw 4y ago
The argument goes that the government might be able to compel you not to speak, but they cannot compel you to speak against your wishes (and, in particular, to lie).
The precedent supports that to some degree, but it's really not clear.