First Amendment: An Interview with Avery and Lauren Doninger. Via Fordham Prof Paul Levinson’s Light On Light Through Blog Students are being taught the wrong lessons about freedom of expression in some of our schools, and courts are …
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Several justices seemed sympathetic to the group’s position that its First Amendment rights had been violated when the case was argued in March. The government said Congress had the power to ban political books, signs and Internet …
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S.909 is a direct violation of the First Amendment. It allows the federal government to prosecute people involved in “hate speech” transmitted over television, radio, and the internet. The House version of the bill states: …
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Thoughts on Secularism and the First Amendment. Where should the line be drawn for freedom of religion? Clearly, we have a secular nation, and so freedom of religion entails equal treatment under the law, up to and including the ban on …
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Now others like Jeff Jarvis and Stowe Boyd have already done a good job off ridiculing the thought that the banning of links is the way to save the newspapers, not to mention the obvious threat to First Amendment rights. …
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Cindy Lu Who’s First Amendment Rights for All. For all who seek to be heard…….your first amendment right for Freedom of Speech to be upheld here……Love for all mankind! Monday, June 29, 2009. Bluebirds of Happiness …
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The State of Florida has dropped it’s appeal of Federal Court Judge Stephen Mickle’s ruling that struck down the electioneering statutes in the State of Florida as a violation of an individual’s First Amendment right to unfettered free …
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Eric Holder, I Would Restrict The First Amendment On The Internet (YouTube video). Posted by the Cave Editor at 6/29/2009 09:07:00 PM. Labels: Government corruption. 0 comments: Post a Comment. Newer Post Older Post Home …
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We are about to sound the death knell for the United States if every one of the following attacks on our liberty, free speech, sovereignty, and right to not be ruled over by an unelected banking dictatorship is not fiercely opposed …. pointing out that the real terrorists are those who would seek to destroy the freedoms enshrined in the Bill of Rights, then we may find ourselves doing our protesting behind the barbed wires and the concrete blocks of an internment camp. …
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The Senate bill S.787, otherwise known as the Clean Water Restoration Act (CWRA), would replace language in the regulatory act currently using “navigable waters” with “waters of the United States.” … now more than ever before, while pointing out that the real terrorists are those who would seek to destroy the freedoms enshrined in the Bill of Rights, then we may find ourselves doing our protesting behind the barbed wires and the concrete blocks of an internment camp. …
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