A century-old CT law bans ridicule based on race, religion a

The decision by the state Supreme Court grew from a federal suit against the state by lawyer and first amendment advocate Mario Cerame, who argued the law is unconstitutional because it has a chilling effect on a wide array of speech, from critiques of religious beliefs to stand-up comedy routines.

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