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  1. Rocky Mountain Sign Law Blog

    Free Conference Call on Post-Reed Speech Regulation Cases

    By Brian J. Connolly

    On Wednesday, November 9th, to celebrate the end of election season, the American Bar Association's Section of Real Property, Trusts, and Estates will be holding a free teleconference on post-Reed speech…

  2. Constitutional Law Prof Blog

    Colorado Federal District Judge Enjoins State’s Ballot Selfie Ban

    By Ruthann Robson

    Professor Ruthann Robson, City University of New York (CUNY) School of LawIn her opinion in Hill v. Williams, United States District Judge Christine Arguello enjoined Colorado Revised Statute § 1-13-712(1), which…

  3. PrawfsBlawg

    Upstream, downstream, and dry markets

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Friday, November 04, 2016Upstream, downstream, and dry marketsPaul's post on ballot-selfie laws offers a good framework and illustration of what states are trying to accomplish with these prohibitions. And,…

  4. Media Law Prof Blog

    Strasser on Incitement, Threats, and Constitutional Guarantees: First Amendment Protections Pre- and Post-Elonis

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Mark Strasser, Capital University Law School, has published Incitement, Threats, and Constitutional Guarantees: First Amendment Protections Pre- and Post-Elonis at 14 University of New Hampshire Law Review 163 (2016). Here…

  5. SDNY Blog

    Judge Castel Denies Injunction Against Enforcement of “Ballot Selfie” Ban

    By Michael Keough

    Today, Judge Castel denied an attempt to enjoin the enforcement of New York's Election Law § 17-130, or the so-called "ballot selfie" ban.  Judge Castel found that the state's interest in…

  6. Rocky Mountain Sign Law Blog

    Philly Airport Advertising Ban Fails to Pass Judicial Muster

    By Brian J. Connolly

    [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="369"] The advertisement above was proposed to be placed in the Philadelphia airport. Source: ACLU of Pennsylvania.[/caption] In August, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a…

  7. Sentencing Law and Policy

    SCOTUS takes upBooker/mandatory sentencing issue and two sex-offender collateral-consequences cases

    By Douglas Berman

    Main October 29, 2016SCOTUS takes up Booker/mandatory sentencing issue and two sex-offender collateral-consequences casesI had a spectacular afternoon mostly off-line yesterday: I heard Sandy Levinson talk about his book on…

  8. Constitutional Law Prof Blog

    Supreme Court Grants Certiorari in First Amendment Rights of Sex Offenders to Access Social Media

    By Ruthann Robson

    Professor Ruthann Robson, City University of New York (CUNY) School of LawThe United States Supreme Court has granted certiorari in Packingham v. North Carolina involving the constitutionality of a state…

  9. SDNY Blog

    Judge Castel Expresses Skepticism of Delay in Application to Enjoin “Ballot Selfie” Ban

    By Charles Michael

    On Wednesday, a new complaint sought a TRO and preliminary injunction against a law banning so-called “ballot selfies” on the ground that the law violates the First Amendment.  According to the…

  10. PrawfsBlawg

    Random items (Updated)

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Wednesday, October 26, 2016Random items (Updated)• Last term in Heffernan v. City of Patterson, SCOTUS held that a public employee can state a First Amendment retaliation claim where he…