Lynn GreenkyViolent Politics and Social Media: A First Amendment ConundrumAnger can cloud reasoning, but it shouldn’t cloud constitutional principlesMar 4, 2022Mar 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 newsFeb 11, 2022Feb 11, 2022
ScottCDunnA Religious Freedom Defense Of Reproductive RightsThe Supreme Court seems a little bit shy about this perspective. I wonder why.Dec 4, 20211Dec 4, 20211
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 caseNov 1, 20213Nov 1, 20213
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”…Nov 2, 20201Nov 2, 20201
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 mostOct 27, 20202Oct 27, 20202
Stanley FishSpeech Has Never Been Free, and That’s GoodCensorship always exists. The question is to what end.Oct 29, 20199Oct 29, 20199
