Freedom to Rap

    Dave Morrow
    Jamal Knox was found guilty on two counts of terroristic threats and two counts of witness intimidation for the lyrics in his song "F**k the Police."

    Jamal Knox was found guilty on two counts of terroristic threats and two counts of witness intimidation for the lyrics in his song "F**k the Police."

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    The Bill of Rights, written by James Madison, memorializes a list of rights for American citizens. Overall, these civil rights guarantee certain liberties to the individual, and within these rights, there is not a more debated and often controversial right than the First Amendment’s protection of freedom of speech.

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