Lynn GreenkyViolent Politics and Social Media: A First Amendment ConundrumAnger can cloud reasoning, but it shouldn’t cloud constitutional principles·4 min read·Mar 4, 2022----
Matthew SchaferStop the Presses: How Litigants Use the Courts to Try to Gag the PressLitigants are going to court with a once rare request: an order to stop news organizations from reporting the news6 min read·Feb 11, 2022----
Lynn GreenkyCensorship of the News in the NewsThe public’s right-to-know·4 min read·Feb 1, 2022--2--2
ScottCDunnA Religious Freedom Defense Of Reproductive RightsThe Supreme Court seems a little bit shy about this perspective. I wonder why.·6 min read·Dec 4, 2021--1--1
James SurowieckiFlorida Is Trampling on Academic Freedom. Politics Is the Only Reason Why.The University of Florida prohibited two of its professors from testifying in a voting rights case·4 min read·Nov 1, 2021--3--3
Nate GoldmanThe Supreme Court rules in favor of Americans’ right to protest.In McKesson v. Doe, an unnamed Louisiana police officer sought damages from McKesson after an unidentified protester threw a “rock-like”…·1 min read·Nov 2, 2020--1--1
Aaron GellHow the Government Is Accelerating Its War On the Right to ProtestOur First Amendment right has been systematically dismantled — just when we might need it most·17 min read·Oct 27, 2020--2--2
Stanley FishSpeech Has Never Been Free, and That’s GoodCensorship always exists. The question is to what end.·5 min read·Oct 29, 2019--9--9