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This is what I found with a quick search on the Constitute Project: "the right to freely express and spread thoughts, ideas and opinions through words, in writ
by devx 13y ago
This is what I found with a quick search on the Constitute Project:
"the right to freely express and spread thoughts, ideas and opinions through words, in writing or by any other means of reproduction."
- balabaster 13y agoThis would imply that it's not against the law to post a link to other material regardless of the legality of that material. It's exactly the same as saying "Go to X address if you want to obtain illegal drugs" and then getting arrested, charged and imprisoned for sending someone to a known dealer...
- ds9 13y agoThat actually has been the law in the US (not sure whether it still is). There was a case where someone lived next door to a dealer, and customers were frequently knocking on this person's door mistakenly. One time it was an undercover cop, and the resident said "wrong door, the dealer is over there", and was arrested and prosecuted.