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The joke is on you, because that’s how the First Amendment works.
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Prisoners retain First Amendment free-speech rights even behind bars.
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Students have a First Amendment right not to recite the school pledge as a form of peaceful protest, but not all schools honor that.
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The district court emphasized that the punishment did not relate to any particular political viewpoint.
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Conspiracy theories are growing, alongside their consequences, but it is possible to help limit their spread and harmful effects.
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A California statute prohibiting persons from making a false report about a bomb or other explosive device does not violate the First Amendment, a state appeals court has ruled.
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Scouring the web for First Amendment news is our job. Enjoy First Five, your regular dose of First Amendment news.
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Students with deep religious convictions are fast turning public schools into the newest battleground over abortion – much to the dismay of beleaguered school officials.
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Potential embarrassment or damage to a school’s reputation does not justify censoring the student publication’s reporting on an incident involving a teacher.
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A judge has no First Amendment right to belittle and berate litigants in her courtroom, the Washington Supreme Court ruled in ordering that a state district judge be suspended for
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