Freedom of Speech
Eric M. Barendt
Abstract
Eric M. Barendt
Abstract
A Note on Abbreviations Table of English cases Table of United States cases Table of Canadian cases Table of German cases Table of Decisions of the European Court and Commission of Human Rights Cases from other jurisdictions I. WHY PROTECT FREE SPEECH ? II. FREE SPEECH IN LIBERAL LEGAL SYSTEMS III. THE SCOPE OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH IV. PRIOR RESTRAINTS V. POLITICAL SPEECH VI. LIBEL AND INVASION OF PRIVACY VII. COPYRIGHT AND OTHER PROPERTY RIGHTS VIII. MEETINGS, PROTEST, AND PUBLIC ORDER IX. FREE SPEECH AND THE JUDICIAL PROCESS X. PORNOGRAPHY XI. COMMERCIAL SPEECH XII. FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN THE MEDIA XIII. FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND THE INTERNET XIV. FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN SPECIAL CONTEXTS Select bibliography Index
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A Note on Abbreviations Table of English cases Table of United States cases Table of Canadian cases Table of German cases Table of Decisions of the European Court and Commission of Human Rights Cases from other jurisdictions I. WHY PROTECT FREE SPEECH ? II. FREE SPEECH IN LIBERAL LEGAL SYSTEMS III. THE SCOPE OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH IV. PRIOR RESTRAINTS V. POLITICAL SPEECH VI. LIBEL AND INVASION OF PRIVACY VII. COPYRIGHT AND OTHER PROPERTY RIGHTS VIII. MEETINGS, PROTEST, AND PUBLIC ORDER IX. FREE SPEECH AND THE JUDICIAL PROCESS X. PORNOGRAPHY XI. COMMERCIAL SPEECH XII. FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN THE MEDIA XIII. FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND THE INTERNET XIV. FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN SPECIAL CONTEXTS Select bibliography Index
Key concepts: Speech recognition, Computer science, Communication, Psychology