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Fact or Phallus? Considering the Constitutionality of Texas's Cyber-Flashing Law Under the True Threat Doctrine
As societal reliance on digital and online communication continues to grow, courts are grappling with how best to provide legal recourse for novel, technology-related issues while still protecting American citizens’ First Amendment right to free speech. The State of Texas recently enacted Penal Code
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