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Slippery slope arguments and the ACLU in free speech
A column critiques slippery slope claims and laments praise for the ACLU defending free speech. It notes Brian Dalton’s guilty plea for a second pandering offense and argues the journal is adult material with controversial implications. It references cases like Good News Club v Milford, Aguilar v Avis, and Rosenberger v UVA. The piece also cites Anne Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACLU
Brian Dalton
Ohio
Dalton
NBC
Coca-Cola
SEC
Hugo Zacchini
Zacchini
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co
America
Dalton’s
William Tecumseh Sherman
Lubbock Independent
Supreme Court
Good News Club
Milford Central School
Avis
Aguilar
Stanley Mosk
California Supreme Court
Oregon Supreme Court
Meltebeke
Bureau of Labor and Industries
Uiversity of Virginia
Wide Awake
Rosenberger
Rector and Visitors of
University of Virginia