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- Title
Chilling Effects and Unequal Subjects: A Response to Jonathon Penney's Understanding Chilling Effects.
- Authors
Levy, Karen
- Abstract
The article focuses on a persuasive and nuanced argument for interpreting chilling effects through the lens of social conformity, rather than self-censorship of lawful conduct. It mentions conventional understanding of chilling effects as acts of self-censorship as creating voids where lawful expression, association, and activity used to be. It also mentions implication of chilling effects on collective action and intentional norm formation.
- Subjects
CHILLING effect (Public policy); CONSTITUTIONAL law; SOCIAL impact; CONFORMITY; SELF-censorship
- Publication
Minnesota Law Review, 2022, Vol 106, Issue 6, p392
- ISSN
0026-5535
- Publication type
Article