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Coleman v Power was a High Court of Australia case that dealt with the implied freedom of political communication found in the Australian Constitution.

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rdfs:comment	Coleman v Power was a High Court of Australia case that dealt with the implied freedom of political communication found in the Australian Constitution. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Australian Constitution Australian constitutional law Police corruption Queensland Reports Chief Justice of Australia George Winterton Murray Gleeson Commonwealth Law Reports Rights in the Australian Constitution cases 2004 in Australian law William Gummow Dyson Heydon High Court of Australia Michael McHugh (judge) High Court of Australia cases 2004 in case law Kenneth Hayne Lange v Australian Broadcasting Corporation Vagrancy laws Ian Callinan Michael Kirby (judge) Townsville, Queensland Justices Implied freedom of political communication
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opinions	(en) The conviction for using insulting words should be set aside, and the appeal allowed. (en)
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