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by **suppasonic** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 3:37 pm

There actually is legal precedent that this is illegal. I think it was Rice v. Paladin where a man (Rice) published a book that was a how-to guide to be a hitman and how to get away with it. First amendment rights are not protected when the speech promotes a clear and present danger or promotes abstract advocacy.

by **acsguitar** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 6:02 pm

suppasonic wrote:There actually is legal precedent that this is illegal. I think it was Rice v. Paladin where a man (Rice) published a book that was a how-to guide to be a hitman and how to get away with it. First amendment rights are not protected when the speech promotes a clear and present danger or promotes abstract advocacy.

i got an A in media law ;-D

by **laxguy8947** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 8:20 pm

acsguitar wrote:
suppasonic wrote:There actually is legal precedent that this is illegal. I think it was Rice v. Paladin where a man (Rice) published a book that was a how-to guide to be a hitman and how to get away with it. First amendment rights are not protected when the speech promotes a clear and present danger or promotes abstract advocacy.

i got an A in media law

Well smuggling drugs doesn't create clear and present danger or any kind of imminent threat. Under your reasoning, I could be arrested for wearing a sandwich board in public that promotes smoking dope :-?

by **suppasonic** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 10:08 pm

laxguy8947 wrote:
acsguitar wrote:
suppasonic wrote:There actually is legal precedent that this is illegal. I think it was Rice v. Paladin where a man (Rice) published a book that was a how-to guide to be a hitman and how to get away with it. First amendment rights are not protected when the speech promotes a clear and present danger or promotes abstract advocacy.

i got an A in media law

Well smuggling drugs doesn't create clear and present danger or any kind of imminent threat. Under your reasoning, I could be arrested for wearing a sandwich board in public that promotes smoking dope

What's a sandwich board?

by **acsguitar** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 10:13 pm

suppasonic wrote:
laxguy8947 wrote:
acsguitar wrote:
suppasonic wrote:There actually is legal precedent that this is illegal. I think it was Rice v. Paladin where a man (Rice) published a book that was a how-to guide to be a hitman and how to get away with it. First amendment rights are not protected when the speech promotes a clear and present danger or promotes abstract advocacy.

i got an A in media law

Well smuggling drugs doesn't create clear and present danger or any kind of imminent threat. Under your reasoning, I could be arrested for wearing a sandwich board in public that promotes smoking dope

What's a sandwich board?

by **Lofunzo** » Sun Dec 24, 2006 2:44 am

If OJ can't release a book on how to kill someone and get away with it, I don't see how this will fly.

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