A University of Connecticut law student has been arrested on charges of harassment and breach of peace. If you have a strong stomach, go ahead and read the x-rated details of the allegations in the arrest warrant. Eugene Volokh weighs in here on what he thinks is constitutionally-protected speech and what may not be.
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