David Rivkin and Lee Casey: The IRS and the Drive to Stop Free Speech
Such a scandal was bound to happen after the government started trying to rule the expression of political views.
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How to Handle the IRS Scandal? Reverse Citizens United
The IRS, always friendless, now is a pariah. Republicans can’t stop condemning it. Democrats can’t stop agreeing. Targeting Tea Party groups for ...
Free speech isn't harassment
The Washington Times rightly criticizes the Obama administration for demanding unconstitutional college speech codes ("Repealing free speech," ...
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free speech
Roig on Emerging Technologies & Free Speech
Jorge R. Roig (Charleston School of Law) has posted Emerging Technologies and Dwindling Speech (University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional ...
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free speech
How Citizens United is saving progressive politics
Two data points. First up, EMILY's List: EMILY's List raised $7.3 million in the first four months of 2013, a record for that period in the ...
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Free Speech and South Korea's Child Porn Law
A DeviantART website user wrote how South Korea's Children and Youth Protection law, that cracks down on child porn, can greatly undermine freedom of ...
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free speech
'Corporate personhood' fought
MARQUETTE?- A small but impassioned group gathered at Lakeshore and Genesee streets in Marquette Friday afternoon and marched to the Champion St. ...
A Victory for Free Speech
By Eli Chen As the town clerk of Sanford, New York, began her customary reading of the evening's agenda, it seemed, at first, like just another ...
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Frack Corporate Personhood
Do corporations count as people? The Supreme Court said as much in Citizens United, but a Pennsylvania judge recently issued a resounding “no.” On ...
$1 billion Waze acquisition is yet more proof Facebook is no longer a social network
In the United States, it seems, corporations are people too—except when it suits them not to be. In this week’s Congressional brouhaha over Apple’s ...