Prosecutors Still Trying To Convict 62-Year-Old Woman For Wearing Penis Costume To Anti-Trump Protest
From the more-of-that-famous-prosecutorial-discretion dept
Trump’s Courtroom Strategy When Suing The Press: File First, Worry About The Constitution Later
Trump's war on the press may not survive judicial scrutiny -- but that might not be the point.
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DHS Is Hunting Down Trump Critics. The ‘Free Speech’ Warriors Are Mighty Quiet.
From the the-chilling-effects-are-real dept
Tom Goldstein Called Government’s Bluff And Now Jeffrey Toobin Has To Litigate It
A primer on why it's ill-advised to give news interviews while facing trial.
Big Victory For Don Lemon And His Lawyer
The representation makes perfect sense.
Federal Judge Accuses Trump Team Of Conspiring Against The First Amendment, DOJ Shrugs
When a Reagan Judge Calls You Authoritarian, Maybe You’re the Problem
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The New York Times Sues Pete Hegseth And DoD For Right To Report The News
The good news is that the law is on their side.
Nothing Says ‘We’re The Good Guys Here!’ Like Arresting A Protestor For Playing Music
I had to make sure this wasn't an Onion article when I read about it.
You Can’t Put The First Amendment To Bed
Texas law is unlikely to pass constitutional muster.
Immigration Attorney Critical Of ICE Receives Temporary Restraining Order Preventing Search Of His Phone
He believes he was targeted because of his immigration work.
Keeping Law School Accessible When Federal Loans Fall Short
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Former Trump White House Lawyer Sees Chilling Putin Parallel
Oh, and a Nazi similarity too!
Stop Saying The Supreme Court’s ‘Twitter Files’ Decision And The Kimmel Suspension Are The Same
The Supreme Court blessed government public health conversations with social media. It did not bless, 'threatening networks over mean jokes.'
We’re In The Cancelling Talk Shows Phase Of Free Speech Crackdowns
We are inching closer to Fox and Friends being the only joke of a news source left on TV.
Amy Wax’s Lawsuit Flew Too Close To The Sun, Melts In Shimmering Ball Of Disaster
Amy Wax’s lawsuit dies as it lived: Incoherently screaming about the First Amendment.
Indiana University Professors Stuck With Vague ‘Thought Diversity’ Law That Controls Their Classrooms
Adding a 'What if he deserved it?' slide to each police brutality case is the real thought diversity.