California Supreme Court
Jan. 8, 2010
An End to Free Speech in Airports?
The California Supreme Court didn't seem eager Wednesday to stand in the way of post-9/11 security by extending broad free speech protections to airports.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court didn't seem eager Wednesday to stand in the way of post-9/11 security by extending broad free speech protections to airports.
Instead, the justices appeared ready to adopt federal standards that allow for reasonable rules restricting communication.
If that's the case, Los Angeles International Airport would likely win th...
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