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July 10, 2026Alternative Law JournalOpen Access

Uncertain and unstructured: The implied freedom of political communication after B abet, Ravbar and F armer

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JRJemimah Roberts

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This article explores the implications of doctrinal uncertainty in political communication cases, highlighting the need for clarity.

Key Points

  • The aim is to analyze the implications of doctrinal uncertainty following significant High Court cases.
  • Analyzed recent High Court cases involving implied freedom of political communication.
  • Examined the role of structured proportionality and its application in legal contexts.
  • Discussed practical costs associated with lack of methodological clarity for stakeholders.
  • Identified gaps in the High Court's guidance on structured proportionality in political communication cases.
  • Highlighted the adverse effects on litigants and lower courts due to unclear legal standards.
  • Emphasized the necessity for clearer methodologies in judicial analysis.

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Jemimah Roberts (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a508da76eeac72a437a10d6https://doi.org/10.1177/1037969x261465038
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