TURLEY CRITIQUE OF ANTI-FREE SPEECHERS: And speaking of censorship, George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley has in recent years found himself increasingly on the “wrong” — that is, pro liberty, pro freedom of expression — side of multiple issues.

Despite that positioning, the Journal of Law & Public Policy, an independent publication of Right Harvard students, has published Turley’s lengthy and richly detailed analysis of the history of free speech in America since John Stuart Mill. Highly recommended from this corner because of Turley’s superb explication of how contemporary censorship advocates corrupt Mill’s concept of Harm and liberty.

NOTE: This post has been updated to correct Turley’s law school and to more accurately describe the Journal of Law & Public Policy. Apologies to readers for the errors and thanks to my ever-vigilant friend, Eugene Volokh, for diplomatically pointing them out.