[wagglebee]

“Is it harassment, one wonders, for Eleanor McCullen to ask a woman, quietly and politely, two times, whether she will take literature or whether she has any questions?” he asked. “Three times? Four times? It seems to me far from certain that First Amendment rights can be imperiled by threatening jail time (only at 'reproductive health care facilit[ies],' of course) for so vague an offense.”

Scalia understands that the Big Murder wants to extinguish any opposition.

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[Ouchthatonehurt]

The justices make an excellent point on the content of speech. Who would decide weather a person was pro-abortion escort or an anti-abortion protestor based on their rhetoric?
Couldn’t a person serving as an escort, gently lead a young pregnant woman to the clinic door while saying, “come along now deary, let’s get you safely into the clinic where they can (insert your most graphic description of abortion here).

[jonno]

I must be particularly dense this morning.

If the ruling was unanimous, and the buffer-zone law was struck down, against what is Scalia railing?

[Albion Wilde]

Justice Scalia wrote in a concurring opinion joined by Justices Anthony Kennedy and Clarence Thomas.

Wut? Is Justice Kennedy trying to redeem himself?

[GeronL]

John Roberts: The FAIL that keeps on failing