Freshmen or not, First Amendment or not, this kid
should have had more common sense. Union Station last
winter, was normaly filled with at least 10 army
personel. For the police to have been alerted by
civilians tells me that this student purposefuly found
a place without such a presence. Which, in turn, tells
me he knew he was doing something wrong. Last year I
became "a little worrisome", when I saw an unattended
suitcase sitting in the middle of Penn Station, I
couldnt imagine seeing 4 black boxes with "Fear",
written on them. A few thousand people on their second
Venti Chai Latte waiting for a 6 train? The potential
for that to have gone wrong was incredible. I'd be
interested to know what consisted of that 5 days
community service. Personaly, I know my grandmother
would have been waiting in line with a firm grip on
her wooden paddle.

-Dante'
NYC,NY


--- Indigo Nights <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> An interesting article about art was provided on
> FindLaw's Writ.  I would be interested in your
> thoughts on this:
>
> JULIE HILDEN | Fear Factor: Is Art That Can Be
> Mistaken For Terrorism
> Protected by the First Amendment?
>
> Attorney and author Julie Hilden discusses an
> unusual instance of crime
> and punishment in New York City, and its First
> Amendment implications.
> Artist Clinton Boisvert placed dozens of black boxes
> marked "Fear" in a
> subway station without permission; the bomb squad
> was called; and
> Boisvert was charged with two crimes.  Should he
> have been? Hilden
> discusses the issues his case raises.
>
> http://writ.news.findlaw.com/hilden/20030623.html
>
>
>
>
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