The Georgia Supreme Court this week heard a case about stalking, free speech rights on the Internet and the author of "The Dash," an oft-cited poem urging people to make the most of their time between birth and death, which is represented by a dash on tombstones.
October 08, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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The Georgia Supreme Court this week heard a case about stalking, free speech rights on the Internet and the author of “The Dash,” an oft-cited poem urging people to make the most of their time between birth and death, which is represented by a dash on tombstones.
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