First amendment challenges to hate crime legislation: Where's the speech?

Criminal Justice Ethics 11 (2):6-20 (1992)
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Motive and criminal liability.Douglas N. Husak - 1989 - Criminal Justice Ethics 8 (1):3-14.

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