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Should Louisiana Force its Lawyers to Pay for Speech That They Don’t Support?

By Jacob Huebert, James Baehr, and Dane S. Ciolino The First Amendment guarantees every American’s freedom of speech and freedom of association. That means we all get to choose what …

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