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Methinks this hair's simply too fine to split:
"Under the First Amendment, a system of prior restraint is not presumptively unconstitutional but comes before the court 'bearing a heavy presumption against its constitutional validity'." JJR Inc. v. City of Seattle, 126 Wn.2d 1, 6 n.4 (citation omitted).
If someone sees an obvious distinction between those two, I'd sure love to hear it.
"Under the First Amendment, a system of prior restraint is not presumptively unconstitutional but comes before the court 'bearing a heavy presumption against its constitutional validity'." JJR Inc. v. City of Seattle, 126 Wn.2d 1, 6 n.4 (citation omitted).
If someone sees an obvious distinction between those two, I'd sure love to hear it.