Government Speech and the War on Terror

Norton, Helen

Journal: Fordham Law Review

Volume: 86

First Page: 543

Year: 2017

Bluebook Citation: 86 FORDHAM L. REV. 543 (2017)

Author: Helen Louise Norton: all 29 publications


Abstract

This Article examines how the government’s speech in the War on Terror can threaten free speech, equal protection, and due process values. It focuses primarily on the constitutional harms threatened by the government’s speech itself (what some call a form of “soft law”), rather than on situations in which the government’s speech may be evidence of a constitutionally impermissible motive for its “hard law” actions.

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