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SOURCE: Reason
1/13/2021
Reviving Sedition Prosecutions Would Be a Tragic Mistake
by David Beito
A libertarian historian argues that the use of sedition law to charge participants in the Capitol riots would revive a dangerous pattern of prosecuting ideology instead of action, one which those on the left should also treat with suspicion.
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6-19-16
Can You Indict Someone for Their Beliefs? It Happened in 1948. In the United States.
by Aaron Leonard
In this interview author Scott Martelle explains what happened and why he decided to write about the case.
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