Fourteenth Amendment
Stories
Nick Shirley Sues California Officials Over "Stop Nick Shirley Act"
Shirley’s challenge goes to the core of the First Amendment: whether California can empower people to trigger state-backed takedown demands against lawful reporting.
The Constitutional Fight Over New Jersey’s Baby DNA Stockpile
The fight over New Jersey’s newborn blood tests is no longer about medicine; it’s about who owns the code of a human life once the state takes it.
Students Sue Indiana University Over “Bias Incident” Reporting System
Claiming the policy stifles open discourse and intimidates students from expressing unpopular opinions.
Hawaii Governor Is Hit With First Amendment Lawsuit After Media Reporting on Wildfires Is Suppressed
Photo and video journalism is being restricted on “emergency” grounds.
Texas State University Is Sued Over Speech Restrictions
Publicly funded universities are bound by The First Amendment.
Big Tech Industry Groups Sue to Stop Florida’s Anti-Censorship Law
The groups represent Amazon, Facebook, Google, and other tech giants.
UCF Hit With First Amendment Violation Lawsuit Over Its “Bias Response Team”
The university was punishing students over their speech.
School Principal Suspended After Teaching Students About Big Tech Censorship
He’s fighting back.
College Presidents Are Reminded That, Actually, “Hate Speech” Is Free Speech
A college president has been schooled after telling students to mind what they’re posting online.
