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The First Amendment protects much speech that may annoy, offend and even harm. It often protects all of us, including the president.
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A previous U.S. Supreme Court’s qualified immunity decision, continues to do significant damage in First Amendment jurisprudence. In this case, regards to punishing a university student for an off-campus Facebook post.
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In an Arkansas inmate’s lawsuit, he alleges that the three page mail restriction violates the First Amendment.
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A federal district court has ruled that a Georgia sheriff violated the First Amendment by posting signs in front of sex offenders’ homes for kids not to trick-or-treat there.
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