Speaking Freely in Business - Podcast

Free Speech & Election Law Practice Group Podcast

January 27, 2012

Clark Neily, Dean A. Reuter

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Speaking Freely in Business - MP3
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The United States Supreme Court is about to make a decision whether to grant cert on the Florida Interior Design case, Locke v. Ehrig, which implicates economic liberty and free speech. Can a state require a license for interior designers, or do designers have a paramount right to speech in a business context?

Featuring:

Mr Clark Neily, Senior Attorney, Institute for Justice
Moderator: Mr. Dean Reuter, Vice President & Director of Practice Groups, The Federalist Society

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