[BC] FCC commissioner says "we may have gone too far" on indecency

[Mike McCarthy]

I haven't.  Our lawyers deal with that aspect.  If it passes muster with 
them, I can't find reason to dispute it.  Our counsel is fairly progressive 
as it relates to constitutional rights.

MM

At 01:28 PM 8/27/2006 -0400, Phil Alexander wrote
>On 26 Aug 2006 at 19:05, Mike McCarthy wrote:
>
> > The Constitution also exempts the public from even voluntarily 
> "accepting a
> > waiver as a condition" because the action is not truly voluntary.  It's
> > like giving up your right to free speech to receive a telephone line.
> >
> > I would not expect the FCC enact such a rule as it would most certainly be
> > challenged.
>
>Mike, have you looked at a renewal form recently? Looks to me like if you
>want a renewal you give up several rights including self-incrimination. <g>
>
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