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18 Mar 2016, 10:45 am by Eugene Volokh
United States Supreme Court precedent repeatedly holds expressions remain protected even where the content hurts feelings, causes offense, or evokes resentment. [read post]
” Incognito claimed it was friendly teasing that he described as “locker room banter meant in good fun and that Martin was a willing and active participant in verbal sparring, never letting on that he was hurt by it. [read post]
” Incognito claimed it was friendly teasing that he described as “locker room banter meant in good fun and that Martin was a willing and active participant in verbal sparring, never letting on that he was hurt by it. [read post]