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🗓️ 12 September 2018
⏱️ 34 minutes
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0:29.7 | Hi, Ken White here, your host on the podcast Make No Law, the First Amendment podcast from |
0:36.6 | Popat.com and the Legal Talk Network. This is a |
0:41.0 | different kind of episode. Instead of analyzing a Supreme Court case about the First Amendment, |
0:46.4 | we're going to dip into the Make No Law mailbag and answer a few of your questions. To help me |
0:52.2 | with this, I'm very happy to introduce my executive producer, |
0:55.5 | Lawrence Colletti. After receiving his JD and MBA, Lawrence went into consulting and solo practice |
1:01.3 | with an emphasis in general business and commercial real estate. He has a very strong passion for |
1:06.5 | web-based media with a particular interest in podcasting and video. Lawrence leverages his legal |
1:13.0 | background against that passion to help bring sophisticated relevant content to Legal Talk Network |
1:19.3 | podcasts all over the country. You can follow him on Twitter at Lawrence ESQ. Welcome to the show, |
1:26.2 | Lawrence. Thanks for out beyond, Ken. I'm glad you're here. |
1:30.4 | What kind of listener mail do you have for me today? Well, it looks like a mixed mail bag there, |
1:35.3 | Ken. And so our first one is from Justin. He writes us, I'm a new listener, and I hope you can talk |
1:40.9 | about hate speech as free speech. I've recently seen friends and acquaintances |
1:45.3 | arguing hate speech should not be protected speech on principle, even though understanding |
1:51.0 | jurisprudence as the opposite. Are there any principles in which this is possible? |
1:56.8 | Well, it's a good question, Lawrence and Justin, and it comes up a lot. |
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