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Extractions: Justia.com Lawyer Directory Legal Answers Law Blogs ... Share Case Preview Full Text of Case Leathers v. Medlock Nos. 90-29, 90-38 Argued Jan. 9, 1991 Decided April 16, 1991 499 U.S. 439 CERTIORARI TO THE SUPREME COURT OF ARKANSAS Syllabus Arkansas' Gross Receipts Act imposes a tax on receipts from the sale of all tangible personal property and specified services, but expressly exempts, inter alia, Held: 1. Arkansas' extension of its generally applicable sales tax to cable television services alone, or to cable and satellite services, while exempting the print media, does not violate the First Amendment. Pp. 499 U. S. 444 (a) Although cable television, which provides news, information, and entertainment to its subscribers, is engaged in "speech" and is part of the "press" in much of its operation, the fact that it is taxed differently from other media does not, by itself, raise First Amendment concerns. Page 499 U. S. 440 The Arkansas tax presents none of the First Amendment difficulties that have led this Court to strike down differential taxation of speakers.
