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Constitutional right are not absolute but wavier w/consideration
Submitted by Anonymous on July 10, 2009 - 7:19 pm
People & groups have rights but the rights of one are weighted against another. Phelps & his church may have free speech rights but accoutibility for actions are viewed when exercise of those rights violate the right of others; in the interest of the public, another person or group (families, etc). It can result in a criminal act and/or civil penalities! In this case the right of family privacy @ military funeral should greatly outweight free speech right of Phelps & church! Not absolute!

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