The Supreme Court appears to be sharply divided over a law that makes it a crime to lie about having been awarded top military honors.
The justices engaged in spirited debate Wednesday over the constitutionality of a 2006 law aimed at curbing false claims about military exploits.
Some justices said they worried that upholding the Stolen Valor Act could lead to laws that might make it illegal to lie about an extramarital affair or a college degree.
Read more at Official Wire. By Associated Press.
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yes, when the Supreme Court allows LYING by Mr. Obama about his birth certificate (and a lot more), it’s kind of hard to object to lying about mere medals!