A first-in-the-nation Oregon law restricting love letters between buyers and sellers, set to begin in January, is being challenged in court by the conservative-leaning Pacific Legal Foundation.
Source: Inman News
‘Love letter’ ban to see day in court thanks to First Amendment group
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