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- … scholar and blogger, Eugene Volokh, and two other pro-free speech social media platforms are challenging a New York state law requiring social media networks to create a system to censor online speech the state mislabels as “hateful conduct” and to …
- … (“DOMA”), which defined marriage for purposes of federal law as the union between one man and one woman. A federal … in adopting a uniform definition of marriage and thus DOMA should have been upheld. The dissenters also noted that … in adopting a uniform definition of marriage and thus DOMA should have been upheld. The dissenters also noted that …
- … York DMV claimed that the proposed design was "patently offensive." Represented by Alliance Defending Freedom, CFF … CFF and other groups who simply desire that their pro-life speech be given equal access to communication venues that the state …
- … Eleanor filed a lawsuit challenging the Massachusetts law for violating her First Amendment right to freedom of speech. The lower courts rule against her, but Eleanor pushed … property. The freedom to engage in peaceful prayer and speech outside of abortion facilities. The freedom to engage …
- … Laws Schools Must Protect Free Speech, American Bar Association Says At a time when free … Judge Duncan. Eventually, she suggested the speech may not be worth the hostile reaction it caused among the students, … to Judge Duncan acknowledging that “staff members who should have enforced university policies failed to do so, and …
- … of Wisconsin’s marriage amendment, lawmakers enacted into law a marriage-like domestic partnership scheme. Alliance … allies filed a legal challenge to the domestic partnership law in Wisconsin state court on behalf of Wisconsin … marriage amendment when state officials violated that law by enacting a domestic partnership scheme. Case Documents …
- … … 7631 … Fox v. City of Austin … religious freedom … free speech … Texas … chaplain … firefighters … Fox v. City of …
- … Public-Accommodation Laws Must Respect, Not Violate, Free Speech In June, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that government … people have access to basic goods and services. No one should be denied food at a restaurant, a ticket at a movie theater, …
- Activists sue to overturn Virginia’s marriage amendment
- … Education … student rights … public school … k-12 … free speech … education … Case:L.W. v. Knox County Board of …