See the article, First-Rate Mind, Third Rate Temperament in UWO Law’s Student Paper, Amicus Curiae, or hyperlinked on Slaw and Law is Cool.

Jeremy Barretto of The Court built off a recent post at Slaw on the case of George Galloway.  He explores in greater depth the use of Roncarelli v Duplessis as a basis for the case.

Baretto concludes,

Whatever the case, the following question is inescapable: if Galloway is in fact a threat to our national security why was he allowed to speak freely in the US?