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By Chris Powell Even the most firmly established constitutional rights often seem to be hanging on by a thread.  That may be the lesson of the case of William Maisano of Guilford, a retired police officer and former school board candidate who, according to Connecticut’s Hearst newspapers and the Yankee Institute’s journalism project, Connecticut Inside Investigator, could beContinue reading “If free speech is criminal, there really will be ‘hell to pay’”