She delivered what most of the experts on television deemed a great speech but what I thought was merely a good one.
All American soil shall be deemed a "free speech zone," without limit or subdivision.
The Georgia law, which made the act of promoting assisted suicide an element of the crime, was deemed a violation of free speech rights.
The speech -- deemed a launching point for the general election campaign -- is an extension of what has become a concerted effort on the part of McCain and his aides to reap the benefits of the currently fractured Democratic Party.
DARK HORSE Probably nothing In the bigger categories, I don't see too many dark horses, except in best film, where at this stage anything other than The Social Network or The King's Speech could probably be deemed a dark horse.
It could also be deemed a grassroots groundswell, in terms of campaign-speech.
One major Iranian newspaper deemed the speech a "clown show," according to Britain's Guardian newspaper.
Computer viruses are largely uncharted territory for Anonymous, which has built its notoriety on crippling the websites of governments and multinational corporations, such as Visa and MasterCard, which it deems a threat to freedom of speech.
In a world in which the President of Turkey commonly labels his political "opponents as terrorists or traitors" and where in other countries government criticisms are deemed hate speech with corresponding jail sentences, this poses an uncertain landscape to the future of freedom of speech online.
But the largely forgotten execution of Streicher serves as a reminder that Western society also has set limits on what is deemed acceptable speech.
Sleeping on sidewalks as a form of protest was deemed constitutionally-protected speech in a 2000 district court ruling, Metropolitan Council , Inc vs.Safir.
