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Did you know that despite the fact that you pay for your own mailbox, the government regulates what can be put into it? Have you ever put a note in your neighbor's mailbox without putting a postage stamp on it? If so, then you, like most Americans, have broken a federal la">
Chapter Eleven: Going Door to Door (1)
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Chapter Eleven Going Door-to-Door
"Behold, I stand at the door and knock.”
—Revelations 3:20 Knocking on doors to support political causes or to
sell Girl Scout cookies or wares has been an American
institution since before the Constitution was enacted. This chapter includes two cases that severely undercut the right to go door-to-door for commercial or political reasons.
The Postal Monopoly
Did you know that despite the fact that you pay for your own mailbox, the government regulates what can be put into it? Have you ever put a note in your neighbor's mailbox without putting a postage stamp on it? If so, then you, like most Americans, have broken a federal la...
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