First Amendment
Watch: Even the FBI Director Doesn’t Seem Comfortable With Mitt Romney’s Proposed Social Media Crackdown
“Now you’re getting into a legal area that I’m not the expert on.”
Supreme Court Examines First Amendment Implications of Public Officials Blocking Citizens on Social Media
The justices explored when blocking citizens from a personal social media account violates the First Amendment.
Tennessee is Forced To Pay Out $125,000 to Settle Lawsuit After Man Was Arrested For Meme Mocking Cop’s Death
Offensive speech is still free speech.
The Supreme Court is Asked To Confirm That Recording Cops Has First Amendment Protections
Asked to weight in on an on-going debate.
Senator Rand Paul Is One of the Few Pushing Back Against CISA-Related Censorship
The DHS agency has several times been implicated in online censorship.
Consortium News Sues “Misinformation” Arbiter NewsGuard
A challenge to the government-contracted company.
New York AG Letitia James Backtracks on Censorship Demands of Rumble
James was reminded of an injunction against her censorship demands…and a little thing called the First Amendment.
The Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Missouri v. Biden, the Federal Government Social Media Censorship Case
The Supreme Court will make the final call.
New York Attorney General Letitia James Demands Censorship of Speech Regarding Israel-Hamas Conflict
James hasn’t learned her lesson after already being sued on First Amendment grounds.
Doctor Persecuted For “Misinformation” Wins Appeal
A win on free speech grounds.
California’s Anti-“Misinformation” Law Collapses Thanks to the First Amendment
The authoritarian law will be officially repealed.
Amicus Brief Supports The Babylon Bee Against New York’s “Hateful Conduct” Law
Attorneys from the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) have supported the satire news site, The Babylon Bee, with a friend-of-the-court brief filed in the US Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit. This action comes in the wake of New York’s contentious online censorship law, which effectively force