Stunning Findings on Campaign-Finance Law
New research illustrates how public opinion, often misinformed, has served as a basis for courts to bless the restriction of First Amendment liberties.
Supreme Court Case Could Rewrite the Book on Free-Speech Lawsuits
In Uzuegbunam v. Preczewski, the Court should recognize that nominal damages ensure justice for damages that are anything but nominal.
Bloomberg Slayed the Myth That Money Buys Elections
The ex-mayor of New York learned the hard way that money can only buy you so much in a presidential campaign.
Does Religious Speech Threaten Democracy?
The Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday approved by a 10–8 vote a constitutional amendment that, if passed, would functionally eliminate the political rights of speech and association. While the committee made ...