Archive | Freedom of Speech
Flashing Headlights to Warn Oncoming Drivers of a Speed Trap = Constitutionally Protected Speech
Injunctions Against Speech That “Ha[s] a Substantial Adverse Effect … on … [a Person’s] Privacy”
Crime to Call a Juror to Make Her Feel Sorry About Her Vote?
The Confederate Flag, the First Amendment, and the ACLU
L.A. Shopping Mall Bars Boxer Manny Pacquiao from Being Interviewed at Mall, Citing Pacquaio’s Anti-Gay Statements
Minister Prosecuted for Teaching Parishioners to Hit Children “on the Bare Buttocks with Wooden Dowels”
Iranian Cartoonist Sentenced to 25 Lashes for Cartoon of Member of Parliament
Orders Banning Speech That “Ha[s] a Substantial Adverse Effect … on the … Privacy of Another”
Crime to Say Two or More “Emotional[ly] Distress[ing]” Things About Someone, Unless They Constitute “Constitutionally Protected Activity”
George Will on the People’s Rights Amendment
By Ilya Somin on May 5, 2012 5:46 pm in Constitutional Amendments, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Freedom of Speech
What Has the Supreme Court Said About When Government Libraries May Remove Books?
Is a Facebook “Like” Not “Substantive” Enough to “Warrant[] Constitutional Protection”?
Elected Durham County D.A. Tracey Cline — Former Mike Nifong Deputy — Removed from Office for Accusations Against Judge
The Potential Impact of the People’s Rights Amendment Goes Far Beyond Restricting Freedom of Speech
By Ilya Somin on April 26, 2012 10:22 pm in Constitutional Amendments, Constitutional Law, Constitutional Theory, Freedom of Speech, Restrictions on Campaign Contrbs. and Expenses