Maybe NP, maybe not: an inquiry
Cyrus
cyrusgeo at netscape.net
Wed Oct 29 14:27:19 CST 2003
It has happened in the past, as a quick search on the web will convince
you. Of course, whether that law is still in effect or not is another
matter. Any law students around here?
Cyrus
ghetta_outta at hotmail.com wrote:
>
> Well since you're the one making this claim, don't you think you
> should be able to verify it? I've never heard anything of the sort.
> And it would be very press-worthty if it had, so I've reason to doubt
> it's true.
>
>> From: Heikki Raudaskoski <hraudask at sun3.oulu.fi>
>> It was news to him when I told him that it has happened every now and
>> then in the U.S. history that people have been arrested for reading
>> the constitution in public. Does anyone happen to know of a list of
>> these arrests?
>
>
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