
By Emily Green
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Sometimes one's best intentions can go awry.
Justice Coleman Blease learned that early in his career, when he watched nearly 800 students get arrested at the University of Berkeley under a law he himself had sloppily crafted. Blease was a professor in the university's speech department, and the students were part of the 1964 seminal Free Speech Movement.
The law Blease thought he wrot... (continued)