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Garrison's opinions and actions were curtailed by the court decisions that found him liable of seditious libel and the federal government's enactment of the Pinckney Gag Law, which protected the private interests of slaveholders. As for the politicians, of the four major parties only the Conservatives pledged to scrap the gag law. Advocates, including the California Self-Insurers Association, some attorneys and certain employee organizations, insist this gag law is needed to prevent doctors from soliciting injured workers. |
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