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The issue before the Georgia Supreme Court on Tuesday was free speech, but the justices did little speaking as lawyers debated whether a Georgia hog farmer should be punished for typing on an Internet message board that a waste management executive was a "crook" and a "thief." Notwithstanding the justices' silence, the case has drawn a great deal of interest and comment from media lawyers around the state.
July 10, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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