FYSP 119 - The First Amendment and the Internet

4 SS, WRi
First Semester. Constitutional law cases are used to study the impact of the Internet on First Amendment rights of speech, dissent, political organization, academic inquiry, and the right of privacy and security. Topics: What constitutes political, offensive, pornographic, indecent, hateful, harassing, and subversive speech? Are principles of freedom of expression transformed when applied to the Internet? Should, and can, such speech be regulated on the Internet?

Prerequisites & Notes
Note: This course counts toward the Law and Society and Politics Majors. Enrollment Limit: 14.
Mr. Kahn

Credits: 4 hours