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Nevadas Son of Sam Statute of Violates First Amendment

Loaded on June 15, 2006 by Mark Wilson published in Prison Legal News June, 2006, page 23
Filed under: Victims, Money/Property, Royalties, Prisoner Media. Location: Nevada.
Nevadas Son of Sam Statute of Violates First Amendment

by Mark Wilson

The Nevada Supreme Court held that the States Son of Sam law violates the First Amendment.

In 1977, New York enacted the nations first Son of Sam law, in response to the possibility that David Berkowitz, a serial ...

 

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