In deciding a case arising from this state, Warren Burger wrote that "a whole community cannot be restrained from discussing a subject intimately affecting life within it.
In deciding a case arising from this state, Warren Burger wrote that "a whole community cannot be restrained from discussing a subject intimately affecting life within it." In that case arising from this non-Minnesota state, a namesake press association sued state judge Hugh Stuart for imposing prior restraint on their reporting of a sextuple murder. A 1923 Supreme Court case involving this state's Siman Act, often grouped with Pierce v. Society of Sisters as a milestone for substantive due process, led Justice McReynolds to write that "Mere knowledge of the German language cannot reasonably be regarded as harmful." This state's ban on foreign language education, passed in reaction to World War I, was struck down in (*) Meyer v. [this state]. A doctor in this state got state and federal laws against partial-birth abortion struck down via the cases Sternberg v. Carhart and Gonzales v. Carhart. For 10 points, name this state whose senator Ben Nelson threatened to derail the Affordable Care Act unless given the "Cornhusker Kickback."
In deciding a case arising from this state, Warren Burger wrote that "a whole community cannot be restrained from discussing a subject intimately affecting life within it.
Nebraska