Talk:Beauharnais v. Illinois

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Beginning of laws regulating "hate speech"?

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Apparently the Illinois statute in question made it illegal to publish literature attempting to incite hate or disparagement of a group of people. Since this is apparently the exact intent of now-current laws proscribing "hate speech", and this case has never been explicitly reversed, how is this holding not current law? Is it that the newer laws consider "hate speech" as a different issue than the "group libel" contemplated here? 75.225.80.120 (talk) 05:14, 20 February 2011 (UTC)Reply

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