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Hustler adds insult to injury for Falwell

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August 25, 2020

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In its November 1983 issue, Hustler Magazine ran a fake ad describing Jerry Falwell's "first time". With his mother. In an outhouse. Classy. The US Supreme Court would later rule 8-0 the ad was valid free speech. But it didn't stop there - Hustler added insult to injury by suing Falwell for copyright infringement after Falwell reproduced the ad as part of a fundraising effort! In today's case, we discuss this lesser known aspect of the Hustler-Falwell "relationship".

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