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FCC Radio License Can Unconstitutional
An FCC regulation that permanently prohibited anyone who had ever operated
an unlicensed radio station from obtaining a low-power FM radio license
violated the First Amendment, since it would not pass any scrutiny more
stringent than minimum rationality, being both underinclusive and
overinclusive. The analogy to the three strikes provision's ...
an unlicensed radio station from obtaining a low-power FM radio license
violated the First Amendment, since it would not pass any scrutiny more
stringent than minimum rationality, being both underinclusive and
overinclusive. The analogy to the three strikes provision's ...
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