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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageKingCast reminder: Judge Paul Barbadoro has ruled against Kelly Ayotte.... and me.... when Ayotte and I agreed on commercial speech restrictions in America's War on Drugs.
By Christopher King
Hahahaaa.... I've been waiting for several months now to unleash this trip down memory lane, so for those of you who say I have a vendetta against Kelly Ayotte, you can stuff it. I praise her and criticize her, just as with any other politician. Difference is, only she threatens to arrest me, and that is why I am going to take her all the way to SCOTUS where Justice Elena Kagan can take a look at things. Now of course that's all hootlarious to me because Senator Ayotte said Justice Kagan was not qualified to be on the bench.
Anyway Judge Barbadoro's decision in IMS v. Ayotte, 490 F.Supp 2d.163 (2007) was substantially overruled by 550 F3d 42 (2008) at the First Circuit and I believe the rehearing was denied in 2009. So on this issue Kelly and I both lost, then our position was vindicated. This time, in KingCast v. Ayotte et al., NH Dist. 2010-CV-501 who knows what happens..... but whatever happens you can read about it right here, and at the Nashua Telegraph but never at the Union Leader, for some reason....Hell, I don't know.... I'm just Your Humble Narrator.
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Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on March 08, 2011 (boomark / email).
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