Note 136 — Chapter II · OPPOSITION TO THE WAR WITH GERMANY
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E.g., W. R. Vance in 2 Minn. L. Rev. 260; 33 Harv. L. Rev. 448. In England freedom of speech is necessarily protected only by jury trial plus the common law rules of criminal attempt and solicitation, unlawful meetings, etc. See Dicey, Law of the Constitution, chapters VI and VII. Without the guidance of these rules the jury would be far less valuable. Hence the merit of Judge Hand’s test.