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Majority Opinion
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Per Curiam |
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Concurring Opinion
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Black, J., & Douglas, J. |
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Lower Court
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Ohio Supreme Court |
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Lower Court Ruling
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First Amendment claim denied. |
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Oral Arguments
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Oral Arguments
[Oyez]
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| Lawyers |
Allen Brown (for Appellant) (joined on the briefs by Norman Dorsen, Melvin L. Wulf, Eleanor Holmes Norton & Bernard A. Berkman)
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Leonard Kirschner (for Appellee) (joined on the brief by Melvin G. Rueger)
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| Briefs |
Paul W. Brown, Attorney General of Ohio
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| Other |
Collins, Ronald & Skover, David, "What is War? -- Free Speech in Wartime," 36 Rutgers Law Journal 833 (2005)
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Emerson, Thomas, "First Amendment Doctrine & the Burger Court," 68 California Law Review 422, 437 (1980)
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Emerson, Thomas, THE SYSTEM OF FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION (1970), pp. 155-157
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Gunther, Gerald, "Learned Hand & the Origins of Modern First Amendment Doctrine," 27 Stanford Law Review 719, 755 (1975)
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Harrold, Marc M, OBSERVATIONS OF WHITE NOISE: AN "ACID TEST" FOR THE FIRST AMENDMENT (2005), pp. 61-70
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Linde, Hans, "'Clear & Present Danger' Reexamined, 22 Stanford Law Review 1163 (1970)
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Note, "Symbolic Conduct, "68 Columbia Law Review 1091 (1968)
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Rubenfeld, Jed, "The First Amendment's Purpose," 53 Stanford Law Review 767, 829 (2001)
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Schwartz, Bernard, "Holmes versus Hand: Clear and Present Danger or Advocacy of Unlawful Action?," 1995 Supreme Court Review 237
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Smolla, Rodney, SMOLLA & NIMMER ON FREEDOM OF SPEECH (1994), sect. 5.01[2]
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Stone, Geoffrey, PERILOUS TIMES: FREE SPEECH IN WARTIME (2004), pp. 522-24, 543, 548, 551
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Tribe, Laurence, AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (2nd ed., 1988), pp. 799-802, 848
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Overruling
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Whitney v. California
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