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Voice in Government: The People

Emily Calhoun

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2. It is important for readers to understand at the outset that I am making a different argument than that made by people like Stephen L. Carter, Does the First Amendment Protect More Than Free Speech?, 33 Wm.& MARY L. REv.871 (1992).Carter argues that the First Amendment protects debate in a relatively homogeneous community.Id. at 892.For that reason, and in the interest of "repairing bonds of community," he suggests that the First

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2. It is important for readers to understand at the outset that I am making a different argument than that made by people like Stephen L. Carter, Does the First Amendment Protect More Than Free Speech?, 33 Wm.& MARY L. REv.871 (1992).Carter argues that the First Amendment protects debate in a relatively homogeneous community.Id. at 892.For that reason, and in the interest of "repairing bonds of community," he suggests that the First

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2. It is important for readers to understand at the outset that I am making a different argument than that made by people like Stephen L. Carter, Does the First Amendment Protect More Than Free Speech?, 33 Wm.& MARY L. REv.871 (1992).Carter argues that the First Amendment protects debate in a relatively homogeneous community.Id. at 892.For that reason, and in the interest of "repairing bonds of community," he suggests that the First

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Business, Linguistics, Philosophy

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