Occupy Wall Street Protesters Asked to Kindly Stay in the ‘First Amendment Rights Area’
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Dept. of Homeland Security Hopes to Be Anti-NYPD When It Comes to Domestic Surveillance
But there are allegations that the agency targeted political speech online.
The War on Christmas: Be Careful What You Pray For
Freedom of religion also applies to the Pastafarians.
Hank Williams Jr. Doesn’t Quite Get the First Amendment
He thinks ESPN violated his freedom of speech.
New York City Isn’t Immune to Recent Spate of Reproductive-Rights Legal Battles
A judge slaps down a law that would have required crisis pregnancy centers to detail what services they provide.
First Amendment Protects Right to Watch Threesome in Public Library
Congress shall make no law prohibiting your viewing of threesome videos in public.
Why Westboro Baptist’s Plans to Picket Elizabeth Edwards’s Funeral Might Fail
The First Amendment and a human counterprotest might throw off their evil plan.
Christine O’Donnell Thought She Nailed First Amendment Debate
She was high-fiving her debate team? Really?
‘Little Eichmann’ Professor Wins His Case
Ward Churchill was fired after comparing 9/11 victims to Nazis.
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