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For a lesson in what happens when legislators toy with First Amendment rights, stop by state Supreme Court tomorrow. Lawyers for a City Council member, Annabel Palma, will be before Judge Paul Feinman accusing the city’s Campaign Finance Board of having “unconstitutionally vague” laws and of infringing upon “rights of speech and association protected by the First and Fourteenth Amendments,” while the Board will deny the accusations.
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