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Media Law Prof Blog
Inazu on First Amendment Scrutiny: Realigning First Amendment Doctrine Around Government Interests @JohnInazu @WUSTL @WashULaw @BrooklynLawRev
John D. Inazu, Washington University, St. Louis, School of Law, is publishing First Amendment Scrutiny: Realigning First Amendment Doctrine Around Government Interests in the Brooklyn Law Review. Here is the…
PrawfsBlawg
Stanford, preferred first speakers, and the nonsense of “civil discourse”
Main Wednesday, March 15, 2023Stanford, preferred first speakers, and the nonsense of "civil discourse"Grading has denied me time to write about the Stanford debacle. I somewhat was waiting for Ken…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Transgender Students and the First Amendment
By Tracy Thomas
Dara Purvis, Transgender Students and the First Amendment, Boston U. Law Review (forthcoming)Suppose that a transgender child experiences teasing and harassment from their classmates, whose hostile reactions interrupt the school…
The Right Coast
Censorship: The Week Democrats Finally Came Out – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
It has long been obvious that the Democrats harbor a deep aversion to free expression and that they are perfectly willing to silence voices that fail to parrot the pungent…
The Right Coast
My Statement to Congress – by Matt Taibbi – Racket News
Chairman Jordan, ranking member Plaskett, members of the Select Committee,My name is Matt Taibbi. I ve been a reporter for over 30 years, and an advocate for the First Amendment.…
Art Law Blog
Takeaways from the Hermès Litigation over MetaBirkins NFTs
By Yasamin Parsafar, Chante Westmoreland, Zach Dai*
The highly anticipated jury verdict in the Hermès litigation over MetaBirkins NFTs has some important takeaways for both artists and sellers of NFTs as well as brand owners. In the…
Texas Appellate Counsel
E113 | “So Many First Amendment Violations, So Little Time” | Tom Leatherbury
Many lawyers go to law school thinking that they want to litigate weighty Constitutional questions. But those cases don’t often arise in regular practice. One area that does implicate the Constitution…
PrawfsBlawg
Offended observer standing and the substance of the Establishment Clause
Main Tuesday, March 07, 2023Offended observer standing and the substance of the Establishment ClauseSCOTUS on Monday denied cert in an Establishment Clause case arising from a public vigil in Ocala,…
PrawfsBlawg
So many First Amendment defects, so little time (Updated)
Main Saturday, March 04, 2023So many First Amendment defects, so little time (Updated)Florida SB 1316 would require non-journalist bloggers who write about members of the state executive or legislative branches…
Georgia Law Review Blog Posts
School Book Bans: Senate Bill 226 and How Georgia Got Here
Brianna Yates, UGA ’23 In April of 2022, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed Senate Bill (S.B.) 226 into law, which changes the process by which Georgia schools may ban books.…