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'Regimes ban books, not democracies': Illinois governor signs historic law prohibiting book bans

Elura NanosJun 14th
'Textbook viewpoint discrimination': West Texas A&M president faces First Amendment lawsuit after canceling student drag show

Adam KlasfeldMar 24th
Supreme Court OK's qualified immunity for cops who arrested man for making fun of police on Facebook

Colin KalmbacherFeb 22nd
First Amendment attorney attacks Florida effort to roll back protections in defamation law, calling it unconstitutional

Colin KalmbacherFeb 20th
Politics v. press: Why the world is closely watching renewed threat to landmark Supreme Court defamation case

Elizabeth VulajFeb 20th
Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy Drops Appeal of Booted Defamation Suit Over Report of Sexual Misconduct

Adam KlasfeldFeb 3rd
Students Expelled for 'Ku Klux Klan Starter Pack' Instagram Posts 'Obviously' Have No First Amendment Protection, Appeals Court Rules

Elura NanosDec 28th
Federal Judge Has First Amendment Concerns About New York State's Online 'Hateful Conduct' Law Targeting Social Media Companies

Colin KalmbacherDec 19th
N.Y. Attorney General Fights First Amendment Lawsuit Over State's Online Hate Speech Law, Argues Challengers Have Statute 'Wrong'

Adam KlasfeldDec 14th
Ex-College Soccer Player Scores Win in First Amendment Suit Against Coach Who Benched Her After She Refused to Take a Knee

Colin KalmbacherDec 12th
Rumble and Law Professor Sue New York Attorney General to Block Online Hate Speech Law, Calling It a First Amendment 'Double Whammy'

Adam KlasfeldDec 1st
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Likely Won't Be Forced to Testify at Trial in the First Amendment Case Brought by Prosecutor He Ousted

Adam KlasfeldNov 23rd
'This Is Positively Dystopian': Judge Skewers DeSantis' 'Stop W.O.K.E.' Act, Blocks Law Turning Higher Ed Workers into 'State's Mouthpieces'

Marisa SarnoffNov 17th
Freedom of the Press Extended by Latest Department of Justice Policy: The Legal Ins and Outs

Elizabeth VulajNov 14th
Federal Appeals Court Upholds New Hampshire's Criminal Defamation Law, Even as Judge Warns Statute 'Cannot Be Reconciled with Our Democratic Ideals'

Adam KlasfeldNov 10th
Federal Appeals Court Revives Religion-Based Lawsuit Over Measles Vaccine Mandate for Students in Heavily Hasidic New York County

Colin KalmbacherNov 9th