| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Knowing falsehoods about the government, however, seem to be categorically protected even though they are deliberate lies (see New York Times v. Sullivan); and at least one state court has struck down a general ban on knowingly false statements in election campaigns, theorizing that the First Amendment exception is not for lies generally, but only for specific kinds of lies, such as libel, fraud, pe
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