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Freedom of speech

Note 73 — Chapter I · FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN WAR TIME

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This distinction between rights and interests clarifies almost any constitutional controversy. The distinction originated with von Ihering. For presentation of it in English, see John Chipman Gray, Nature and Sources of the Law, § 48 ff.; Roscoe Pound, “Interests of Personality,” 28 Harv. L. Rev. 453.

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