Justices Hear Free Speech Clash Over Falwell Hustler Ad
The Supreme Court weighs whether satire in an ad linking Falwell to an incest claim deserves First Amendment protection. Falwell seeks $45 million after a jury awarded him $100,000 in emotional distress and $100,000 in punitive damages in 1984.
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Flynt
Virginia
Alan Isaacman
Beverly Hills
Calif
Isaacman
George Washington
Antonin Scalia
George
Scalia
William H. Rehnquist
Grutman
Turkey
Flynt and Hustler
Roanoke
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Ap
High Court
Rustling Tough Nut To Crack For Harrison's oervice
Cattle thieves used a tractor trailer to move 47 cattle from a Medicine Lodge pasture during an overnight theft. Officials cite lack of mandatory branding in Kansas and reduced state aid as key hurdles in solving cattle thefts. Authorities note branding aids identification, with some Western counties enforcing inspections and fees, but many areas lack timely reporting and action.
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Harrisons Oervice
Medicine Lodge
Hutchinson
Theron Krehviel
Krehviel
Krehmel
Russell County
Tom Keys
Barton County
Central Livestock Corp
J.L. Herold
Barber County
Robin Gordon
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
A.T. Kimmell
Kansas Division of Animal Health
Kansas Brandh Commission
Kimmell
Division of Animal Health
Kansas
Flint Hills
Western
Branding Commission
Hamilton
Kearny
Greeley
Wichita
Brand Commission
Devies
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