‘Hillary: The Movie’ case spurs free speech debate
From: The Washington Times | March 24, 2009
UPDATED: If a political movie falls into theaters a few months before Election Day but no one is allowed to hear about it, does it violate the First Amendment clause on freedom of speech?
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