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1		-====A Interpretation: Freedom of the press isn’t freedom of speech – one is about the media and the other is individual – the Aff has to only defend that colleges ought not restrict constitutionally protected speech.====
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3		-Wells 1: Wells, Thomas R. Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of Tilburg “Freedom of the Press is Not the Same as Freedom of Speech.” The Philosopher’s Beard, January 3, 2013. CH
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5		-Freedom of the
6		-AND
7		-for another post.)
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9		-====B Violation====
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11		-====1 Field context: Wells, a professor, plus journalist heads agree that the rights are different.====
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13		-Justia.com: Justia.com. Legal Website “Freedom of Expression: Is There a Difference Between Speech and Press?” Justia.com, no date. CH
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15		-Professor Chris Frost,
16		-AND
17		-call for reform.
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19		-====2 Limits: First Amendment rights are endless. If they can defend free press just because it’s there, they can also defend all other “speech-plus” rights like religion, petitioning government, and assembly.====
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21		-US History: US History Organization that writes about history and the constitution “First Amendment Rights.” US History. 2016. RP
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23		-The courts have
24		-AND
25		-for modern Americans.
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27		-D Voting issue

EntryDate

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1		-2017-01-30 17:53:01.0

Judge

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1		-Aaron Timmons, Paul Zhou, Amit Kukreja

Opponent

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1		-Harvard Westlake CE

ParentRound

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1		-82

Round

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1		-Semis

Team

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1		-Harrison Piliero Neg

Title

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1		-JANFEB - Written T

Tournament

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1		-Emory