Attorney General v Smith Flashcards

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Facts

A

Smith sought permission to wear a wig to cover his bald head, when permission was denied, he claimed that they were breaching his freedom of expression.

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Solicitor - General

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There is no expression. It only makes Smith feel better it does not communicate any content or ideas.

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Smith

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There is expression, self esteem and confidence engages the freedom of expression.

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What is expression?

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Can be ‘as wide as human thought and imagination’. Includes non - verbal, symbolic conduct.

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Not expression

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Something uncommunicative. Without more ‘they communicate nothing of meaning requiring protection’.

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Is the Court of Appeal correct?

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Pointon tried to stand out. Smith tried to fit in. This means no communicative conduct.

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