Archive | Knowingly False Statements of Fact
Alvarez, Part II.E: Recognizing a General First Amendment Exception for Knowing Falsehoods
Alvarez, Part II.F: Providing for Intermediate Scrutiny of Restrictions on Knowing Falsehoods
Knowingly False Statements of Fact and the First Amendment
3-Year Sentence in Ecuador for Newspaper Editor, Based on Alleged Criminal Libel of Ecuadorean President
Never Transmit False Data in Rhode Island
Hoaxes and the First Amendment
More on the First Amendment and False Statements of Fact
Eighth Circuit Holds That Even Lies Are Constitutionally Protected, Unless They’re Fraudulent or Defamatory, or Unless the Restriction is “Narrowly Tailored to a Compelling State Interest”
Fraud, Interference with Government Functions, and Lies About Yourself (Including Your Military Decorations)
The First Amendment and Knowingly False Statements of Fact
The First Amendment, Knowingly False Statements of Fact, and the Stolen Valor Act
District Court Upholds Stolen Valor Act Against First Amendment Challenge
By Eugene Volokh on January 5, 2011 6:18 pm in Freedom of Speech, Knowingly False Statements of Fact
Is There a First Amendment Exception for (Most) Knowingly False Statements of Fact, or Instead Several Exceptions for Libel, Fraud, Perjury, and the Like?
By Eugene Volokh on September 28, 2010 3:46 pm in Freedom of Speech, Knowingly False Statements of Fact
Ninth Circuit Strikes Down Stolen Valor Act, Holds That Knowing Lies About Whether One Has Received Medals Are Generally Constitutionally Protected
By Eugene Volokh on August 17, 2010 6:25 pm in Freedom of Speech, Knowingly False Statements of Fact