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Sender:
Lionel Smith
Date:
Fri, 21 Feb 1997 10:48:52
Re:
Restitution for Wrongs (OJ's Case)

 

Further to Andrew Kull's comments, the Son of Sam statutes are discussed in D. Dobbs, Law of Remedies, 2 ed (West: St. Paul, 1993), at 690-1. Dobbs suggests that the USSC left open the possibility of the validity of a statute drafted more narrowly than the NY one under consideration.

Apparently the Uniform Law Conference in Canada is considering proposing a statute along these lines for consideration by provincial legislatures. We too have a constitutional guarantee of freedom of expression, but in Canada our constitutional rights are somewhat more qualified than those of our neighbours to the south.

In any event, I wonder whether OJ's biggest profit will not be made when he sells the house; that is a profit which might well be outside such a statute.

 

Lionel Smith


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