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In none of those cases was the crime “misleading the public”. Misleading the public may or may not be a side effect of the specific circumstances where speech i
by janalsncm 3y ago
In none of those cases was the crime “misleading the public”. Misleading the public may or may not be a side effect of the specific circumstances where speech is not protected by the First Amendment. In other cases, misleading the public is a perfectly legal and protected activity.