The First Amendment and the Government's Behavior

"There's a certain level of weight behind when some member of the government calls you up And asks you or tells you to do something," he says. "He just threw it right out the window on like the 30th floor because the opinion just really doesn't actually tell you what is permissible, what's impermissible and how you figure it out." He adds: "The concepts of coercion, significant encouragement, and joint participation They feel like an afterthought in the opinion ... It reads like a high school student's paper on the subject"