First Amendment | Law & Crime - Part 12

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Federal Judge Blocks Criminal Libel Investigation of N.C. AG's Campaign Ad, Agrees Law Likely Violates First Amendment

Elura NanosJul 26th
Church of Scientology Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Force Danny Masterson Rape Accusers into Binding 'Religious Arbitration'

Aaron KellerJul 23rd
Professor Files First Amendment Lawsuit Over 'Performative' Land Acknowledgments After Allegedly Being Disciplined for Expressing 'Dissenting' Opinion

Colin KalmbacherJul 13th
Roy Moore Loses Appeal Seeking to Revive Suit Against Sacha Baron Cohen: Court Says 'Pedophile Detector' Sketch Was 'Clearly Comedy'

Adam KlasfeldJul 7th
Justice Thomas Wanted SCOTUS to Hear Case About COVID-19 Vaccines 'Developed Using Cell Lines' from 'Aborted Children'

Aaron KellerJun 30th
Conservative SCOTUS Majority Says Maine Taxpayers Must Foot the Bill for Education of Some Students at Religious Schools

Elura NanosJun 21st
Federal Appeals Court Resurrects First Amendment Lawsuit of Union Boss Who Was Fired After Telemundo Interview

Elura NanosMay 30th
'Did You Read It?': Florida AG Heckled for Praising Her Own 'Near Complete Loss' Over Conservative Social Media Law Deemed Unconstitutional Under First Amendment

Colin KalmbacherMay 23rd
If Our Government Officials Understood the First Amendment That Would Be Great

Elura NanosMay 18th
Durham May Try to Grill Pulitzer Prize-Winning Ex-New York Times Journalist About 'Confidential News Sources' Other Than Michael Sussmann: Documents

Aaron KellerMay 13th
'The Trouble Here Runs Deeper': Justices Gorsuch and Thomas Slam Boston for Plucking Precedent from the 'Grave' to Justify Flag 'Policy That Discriminated Against Religion'

Colin KalmbacherMay 2nd
'None of His Arguments Hold Water': Elon Musk Loses Claim That His Consent Decree with the SEC Violates His First Amendment Rights

Adam KlasfeldApr 27th
SCOTUS Is Full of Questions as Justices Consider Case of Praying Football Coach

Elura NanosApr 25th
Calling Fifth Circuit 'Too Extreme,' SCOTUS Majority Led by Justice Sotomayor Deals Defeat to Digital Billboard Giants in Austin

Colin KalmbacherApr 21st
Feds Promise to Force Officers to Wear Name Tags but Otherwise Settle BLM Lafayette Square Lawsuit 'Without Any Admission of Liability'

Aaron KellerApr 13th
Unanimous Supreme Court Rules Against Texas Community College Board Member Who Claimed 'Purely Verbal Censure' Was First Amendment Violation

Colin KalmbacherMar 24th