Secretary of State Hillary Clinton held a closed-door meeting with the OIC in December 2011, apparently to facilitate just that and figure out ways to circumvent the First Amendment's protection of the freedom of speech. Journalist Claire …
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But the First Amendment of the American Constitution provides a baseline level of protection for speakers who choose to communicate their messages to the world anonymously or pseudonymously. Investigating agencies cannot force email …
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"Random House fervently opposes literary censorship and supports the First Amendment rights of readers to make their own reading choices." The book, in case you don't know, is about a hot, rich guy and beautiful, young sex plaything/slave …
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… station for decades with no complaints, the Wisconsin-based Freedom from Religion Foundation began last month calling for it to be stripped of the cross that sits atop it, claiming it violates the First Amendment's freedom of religion clause.
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As a result of these battles, courts have chipped away at the gag order requirement as a violation of the First Amendment. Before a federal appeals court struck down some of the gag provisions of NSLs, ISPs and other companies that wanted …
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The suit also said Arpaio's office routinely violates the First Amendment rights to free speech of political opponents by retaliating against them with unsubstantiated complaints and lawsuits, even having them unlawfully arrested. The sheriff's …
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"Permitting people to express publicly their opinions to the president only at a time and in a place and manner such that he cannot hear them violates the First Amendment because it guarantees the right to useful speech; and unheard political …
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… voting away more of our Constitutional rights away with bills that limit the first Amendment, give Obama indefinite detainment powers, and allow the feds to police our Internet activities, while spending money recklessly on frivolous lawsuits …
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Yet, in America, the federal leviathan is cracking down on those who speak out against their government. Bills like HR347, violate the First Amendment by making it a federal crime to protest on federal property when the likes of Barack Obama …
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