in new jersey, vonte skinner was attempted of attempted murder during a drug-related shooting in 2005 prosecutors read out loud 13 pages of rap lyrics. some written years earlier from skinner's notebook. >> what we have here are lyrics written very generally, not about the individual who was the victim of a crime. >> reporter: ed says rap music even when vul dwar and violent is free speech and should be inadmissible. >> no matter what you think of it on that level, it's something ta's protected under our constitution. ♪ is this the real life >> reporter: just like queen's "bohemian rhapsody." ♪ mama just killed a man >> reporter: or rihanna's song. is it music or proof of murder? that's now a question for the courts to decide. for cbs news, don dahler, new york. >> cbs legal news analyst jack ford is joining us. good morning. >> good morning. >> so rap lyrics as evidence? >> it's interesting. it's not a first thing. whether it's factually relevant to the crime. we all have first amendment rights. dwroimt have the right to falsely scream fire. you could harm people as a result of that.

speaker, the high school community in my constituency was left devastated when 14-year-old jaymee skinneried played futbol. i am sure the prime minister and the whole house would wish to send their condolences to the head teacher, the staff at the school, her friends and family, who sent her to school yesterday morning, never to return home. >> this was an absolutely shocking accident that people would have seen across the country. our hearts go out to all those involved. clearly the lessons will be learned to make sure that tragic accidents like this can never happen again. >> the chancellor's cousin is great news for britain. it will do nothing to help the large companies. will he now tackle the problem by getting rid of the pubco price escalator. >> i thank my friend for what he said about the cut in beer duty. this is about making sure this industry creates job and supporting the public trade. we announced 3,000 additional jobs. we want to look carefully about what is happening in pubs and the activities of some public companies. it has been debated and we are looking closely as what

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whatever skinner is really isn't noticeable in the context triples. everyone is making money and the second thing is this point, which is in this question. when it's done it's not just a liability, people have a sense that there is not willful human action behind it. and they also have a level of complexity and they actually need to parse the algorithms so create a smokescreen and i think an internal moral defense and i think they will direct something that they will never do them of if they actually had to physically do it. >> host: linda e-mails and saying what you think of collecting a small fee and then applying this to the federal and state needs, pennies would be turned into the lands of dollars turned into the lands of dollars >> guest: the issue of levying and maybe this is a good way to distort the market. but as a solution to this particular problem, any sort of tax and it may actually get the bad guys and we may get some satisfaction there. but it will have all types of situations. and there is a solution. this is what is so great in the st

school community in my constituency was left devastated just before christmas when a 14 year-old jimmy skinner died when football. [inaudible] >> i think the whole house will agree with what the honorable gentleman says. this was an absolutely shocking accident that people would've seen across the country and the hearts will go out to the family and all those involved in the school. only less and less willing to make sure tragedies -- accidents like this do not happen again. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the challenge was has a great news -- [inaudible] it will do nothing to over 20,000 large companies. it's got rid of the fuel duty escalator to and with me now tackle the problem by getting rid of the escalator and? >> first of all can i think my honorable friend for what he said about the cut in duty. the second row in budget. this is about making sure this industry create jobs and supporting our public trade the they announced three does an additional jobs. we do want to look very carefully about what is happening in pubs and activities of some pub companies. it's been debated in this house and

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whatever skinner is really isn't noticeable in the context triples. everyone is making money and the second thing is this point, which is in this question. when it's done it's not just a liability, people have a sense that there is not willful human action behind it. and they also have a level of complexity and they actually need to parse the algorithms so create a smokescreen and i think an internal moral defense and i think they will direct something that they will never do them of if they actually had to physically do it. >> host: linda e-mails and saying what you think of collecting a small fee and then applying this to the federal and state needs, pennies would be turned into the lands of dollars turned into the lands of dollars >> guest: the issue of levying and maybe this is a good way to distort the market. but as a solution to this particular problem, any sort of tax and it may actually get the bad guys and we may get some satisfaction there. but it will have all types of situations. and there is a solution. this is what is so great in the st

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