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    Iowa Passes an “Ag-gag” Law: The Power and Limits of Free Speech
    Sherry F. Colb

    Justia columnist and Cornell law professor Sherry Colb comments on “ag-gag” laws, which prohibit people from gaining entry into, or employment in, an agricultural production facility, including an animal agriculture facility, under false pretenses.

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