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In 1993, a wisconsin law that allowed lengthier sentences for hate crimes was challenged as a violation of the first amendment. How did the court rule?.
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In 1993, a wisconsin law that allowed lengthier sentences for hate crimes was challenged as a violation of the first amendment. How did the court rule?.

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What motherbrain said lol
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Answer: The Court ruled that restricting speech specifically because it targeted people based on race was unconstitutionally underinclusive under the First Amendment.

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