The legal world continues to demonstrate that while they are ocassionally willing to defend the First Amendment, it doesn't actually apply to lawyers. Several state bars seem to be trying desperately to put the toothpaste (free speech on the Internet) back into the tube (strictures against lawyer advertising). Here's an article in the Chicago Tribune.
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