ABA Journal investigates the struggle of Nancy Hsu Fleming, a U.S. immigrant from Taiwan who exercised her constitutional right by voicing concerns about the safety of water in her community. Instead of being protected under the First Amendment, Hsu found herself struck with a strategic lawsuit against public participation, or a SLAPP suit. As SLAPP suits become more popular, courts offer less protection for freedom of speech. (Sept. 1996)
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