SCOTUS told: don’t ‘muzzle’ free speech for Jack Daniel’s
US’ highest court set to hear arguments in a key dispute concerning the interplay between freedom of expression and trademark law | Bad Spaniels parody borrowed “only enough to make the joke work” claims writ | Harvard University Law | Potomac Law.
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