Two Justices Just Signaled — Again — That They Want To Destroy Press Freedom
Using Dershowitz's failed CNN defamation suit as their vehicle, the justices once again called for overturning New York Times v. Sullivan.
Using Dershowitz's failed CNN defamation suit as their vehicle, the justices once again called for overturning New York Times v. Sullivan.
James Comey's legal team gets a W and they didn't even have to work for it.
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Another layup of a case.
From the weak-men-afraid-of-words dept
'Legal' is not synonymous with 'consequence-free.'
Fifth Circuit comes right out and says that their version of 'history' is not about facts.
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From the more-of-that-famous-prosecutorial-discretion dept
Trump's war on the press may not survive judicial scrutiny -- but that might not be the point.
From the the-chilling-effects-are-real dept
A primer on why it's ill-advised to give news interviews while facing trial.
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The representation makes perfect sense.
When a Reagan Judge Calls You Authoritarian, Maybe You’re the Problem
The good news is that the law is on their side.
I had to make sure this wasn't an Onion article when I read about it.
Texas law is unlikely to pass constitutional muster.