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Should Non-Fiction Have A ‘Voice’? The Fine Line Between Free Speech And The Law

The title is sort of confusing. It sounds like this article suggests the opposite of ‘Freedom of Speech’. That’s not it. An article can have a ‘voice’ which alludes to the style the author writes in. A book can have a ‘voice’. But the ‘voice’ in the title (of this article) is about having the freedom to say whatever one wants to. This debate has found new turf with Mrs. Sonia Gandhi’s memoir and…

Should Non-Fiction Have A ‘Voice’? The Fine Line Between Free Speech And The Law

We haven't written up this one. Free Press Journal has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

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