Anti-abortion activists have filed a legal challenge against the Massachusetts law that expanded the buffer zone around abortion clinics from 18 to 35 feet.
Anti-abortion activists complain of an unconstitutional restriction on their freedom of speech. Read more here.
-Bridget Crawford
The fundamental rights garanteed by our U.S. constitution are bandied about in a non explainitory tennis match. Maybe the PEOPLE would be better served if, instead of chasing a seemingly indefinable meaning, the tack of the courts changed, to explain what was definately not included in the right since most people see their own use of a right as absolute and as such, superceeding everything and everyone. Ie. does the right to free speech mean anyone can say anything anywhere at any volume?