Jim wrote: > What is the reason the civil statute exists? > Because some 'damage' has occured. Wrong. Damages have always been contemplated under the common law tort system. There are numerous and complex reasons that some torts have also been "criminalized." > Ultimately the real question is: > > Is it constitutional to differentiate the > rights with respect to speech between civil > and criminal cases? Sure, the Constitution is a document that outlines and limits the power of the state over the individual. The common law is the summation of the rights and responsibilities as between individuals. Apples & oranges. S a n d y
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