Comparing Free Speech Protection: United States v. the Rest of the World (Floyd Abrams)
June 10, 2022
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as posted by the channelThe United States and its allies in Canada, Western Europe, and around the world share a deeply rooted belief in freedom of speech and freedom of the press. But when you look more closely you find something really interesting. The U.S. provides significantly more protection for free speech and free press. We lean in our judicial decisions much more in the direction of protecting, even pretty outrageous even potentially dangerous speech than anywhere else in the world. First Amendment expert Floyd Abrams breaks down how free speech differs and is protected in America as opposed to the rest of the world.
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