Students Sue California College over Censorship of Anti-Communist Flyers
A school administrator wrote in an email that she would ‘gladly’ have the flyers taken down even though they had been approved.
First Amendment
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 19
In Wood v. Ryan, a divided Ninth Circuit panel relies on the First Amendment as it awards Joseph Wood a preliminary injunction against his impending execution for the murders 25 ...
A Persistent Cook Serves Up a Winning Recipe for the First Amendment
An unexpected champion of the First Amendment against public-sector unions may inspire other Janus-curious government workers.
The First Amendment Wins
In three cases, the Supreme Court barred government from disfavoring believers.
Professor Sues University after Being Penalized for Refusing to Include ‘Land Acknowledgment’ on Syllabus
The University of Washington professor included his own ‘land acknowledgment,’ which said a local indigenous tribe did not have a right to the land.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 9
In 1986, the Supreme Court ruled in California v. Ciraolo that a person growing marijuana in his back yard does not have a reasonable expectation of privacy that protects his premises . . .
Today in Capital Matters: SEC and the First Amendment
The SEC’s climate-disclosure rules violate the First Amendment, according to a Fordham Law professor.
The SEC’s Climate-Disclosure Rules Violate the First Amendment
The SEC cannot use governmental power to impose a regnant political orthodoxy.
Praying Football Coach Celebrates after Supreme Court Vindication: ‘A Weight Has Been Lifted’
After a years-long legal battle, Kennedy is waiting for the school to offer him his old job back.