Letters,
Constitutional Law
Jun. 24, 2005
Americans Have Right to Amend Constitution
Letter to the Editor - Stephen Rohde, in his opposition to the proposed constitutional amendment authorizing Congress to outlaw flag desecration, argues, "such content-based discrimination violates long-standing First Amendment principles" ("Outlawing Flag-Burning Amounts to Desecration of Constitution," June 14 Daily Journal). This is akin to saying that the 21st Amendment (ending Prohibition) violates the 18th (starting Prohibition).
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Hirbod Rashidi
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Southwestern Univ School of Law
Hirbod Rashidi practices, teaches and writes about law in Southern California
Stephen Rohde, in his opposition to the proposed constitutional amendment authorizing Congress to outlaw flag desecration, argues, "such content-based discrimination violates long-standing First Amendment principles" ("Outlawing Flag-Burning Amounts to Desecration of Constitution," June 14 Daily Jou...
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