All posts tagged "First Amendment"
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Marcus Dieterle | August 16, 2017
What Happens When the First Amendment Is Used to Protect Hate?
How do we combat white supremacist language when hate speech is protected under the First Amendment?
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Emma Von Zeipel | August 12, 2017
ACLU Attorney Criticizes Decision to Work With Milo Yiannopoulos
Was this the right call?
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Josh Schmidt | July 24, 2017
Federal Judge Strikes Down Milwaukee’s Pokémon Go Law
Can Milwaukee catch all the rule breakers?
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Alec Siegel | June 26, 2017
Supreme Court Reinstates Parts of Trump’s Travel Ban, Will Hear Case in Fall
A partial victory for the president.
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Marcus Dieterle | June 20, 2017
Supreme Court Says Offensive Trademarks are Protected by Free Speech
Asian-American rock band The Slants wants to reclaim an Asian slur and wear it as a “badge of...
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Celia Heudebourg | June 9, 2017
When Trump Blocks Twitter Followers, Does he Violate the Constitution?
Have you been blocked on Twitter?
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Celia Heudebourg | June 7, 2017
Milo Yiannopoulos Fan Sues UC Berkeley Over Violent February Protests
The debate about freedom of speech on college campuses rages on.
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Victoria Sheridan | April 19, 2017
How a Church Playground Caused a Dispute Over Religious Freedom
It's all fun and games until someone goes to court.
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Victoria Sheridan | April 8, 2017
The Trump Administration vs. Twitter: Twitter Comes Out on Top
First Amendment: 1. President Trump: 0.
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Emma Von Zeipel | March 1, 2017
RantCrush Top 5: March 1, 2017
Some mid-week rants, picked fresh for you!
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Victoria Sheridan | February 26, 2017
Are Your Conversations with Alexa Protected by the First Amendment?
The company wants to protect freedom of (robot) speech.
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Anneliese Mahoney | September 29, 2016
Can a New California Law Help Stop Ageism in Hollywood?
The law would require that sites like IMDB take down performers' ages if asked.
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Alexandra Simone | July 28, 2016
Yelp Users Getting Sued for Negative Reviews
Both Yelp and Congress are responding to protect free speech
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Alexandra Simone | June 13, 2016
North Carolina Supreme Court Strikes Down Cyberbullying Statute
Free speech trumps protections against cyberbullying in NC.
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Anneliese Mahoney | May 8, 2016
Petsitting Company Sues Couple Who Left Bad Yelp Review
The company wants up to $1 million.
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Anneliese Mahoney | April 20, 2016
Bernie Sanders’ Campaign Tries to Stop “Bernie is my Comrade” Gear
Bernie is not this guy's comrade.
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Julia Bryant | April 17, 2016
The Flying Spaghetti Monster, a Religious Impasta?
What are the limits to the First Amendment?
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Anneliese Mahoney | March 19, 2016
Hulk Hogan Wins Gawker Lawsuit: How Will this Affect Freedom of the Press?
Hulk Hogan is victorious...for now.
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Anneliese Mahoney | January 14, 2016
Wife of Man Killed by ISIS Sues Twitter
Lloyd "Carl" Fields Jr.'s wife is going after Twitter.
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Anneliese Mahoney | December 14, 2015
#ThingsCollegeKidsDontGet: Twitter Users Slam Millennials
What can it tell us about the generational gap?
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Anneliese Mahoney | May 10, 2015
Are These Weapons Protected by Free Speech?
With the advent of 3-D printers, we will someday soon possibly be able to print almost anything from...
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Mike Stankiewicz | May 7, 2015
Lobbying: Washington’s Dirty Little Secret?
What happens on K Street?
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Anneliese Mahoney | January 6, 2015
SCOTUS Cases to Watch in 2015
Check out the cases to watch in 2015 from the Supreme Court.
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Noel Diem | December 10, 2014
Freedom of Speech and Social Media
What are your rights on social media and how does the first amendment come into play?
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Zaid Shoorbajee | November 12, 2014
Colorado School Prayer Ban: Limiting Religious Freedom?
A Colorado High School is being sued for denying a student group the ability to gather for prayer.
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Allison Dawson | October 17, 2014
Is Houston Mayor Annise Parker Violating First Amendment Rights?
I noticed a tweet from my local outlet about Houston's mayor Annise Parker doing something crazy.
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Joseph Palmisano | September 10, 2014
Teens and Social Media: How do Schools Fit In?
Social Media has exploded in recent years as the most popular way for young people to communicate. At...
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Joseph Perry | September 8, 2014
New York Review of Books Retracts Defamation Error
On August 21, 2014, Pulitzer Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid, who designed the stadium for the 2022 World Cup,...
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Erika Bethmann | July 2, 2014
Sorry SCOTUS, Harassment Isn’t Free Speech
Last Thursday's Supreme Court decision in McCullen v. Coakley terminated Massachusetts' buffer zones around abortion clinics in defense...
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Natasha Paulmeno | July 1, 2014
UVA Law Clinic Takes on Controversial Anthony Elonis Case
The UVA Law Supreme Court Litigation Clinic is headed to the Supreme Court next term to defend Anthony...