Sentences with phrase «amendment protection lawyers»
It isn't even a discussion of the more meta issue of First Amendment protection lawyers should enjoy as distinct from regular folk.
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«Pink slime is exactly the sort of «loose, figurative, or hyperbolic language» that courts recognize demands protection under the First Amendment,» the network's lawyers, from law firm Williams & Connolly, wrote in the court filing.
Lawyers representing 11 artists argued in Federal District Court in Manhattan on Thursday that an effort by the Bloomberg administration to slash the number of artists in parks by more than half violated the First Amendment's free - speech protections.
The other involves a highlight of my career: going to the Supreme Court on November 2, 2010, to see a gaming industry lawyer argue — successfully — that games deserve the protection of the First Amendment.
Thus, by sending client documents overseas, lawyers may waive their clients» Fourth Amendment protections against unlawful search, or compromise the attorney - client privilege.
«The motivation for the amendments appears to be hostility toward advertising lawyers and regulators» subjective ideas of good taste rather than protection of consumers from any demonstrable threat.»
«It is a major stretch beyond case law to assert that authority with respect to a private home, which is at the heart of the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable search and seizure,» Electronic Frontier Foundation lawyer Lee Tien tells Threat Level.
In both cases, bankruptcy lawyers challenged the constitutionality of bankruptcy law amendments enacted as part of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005.
Monica Goodling, the Justice Department's White House liaison, who helped coordinate the dismissals, asserted her Fifth Amendment protection against compelled self - incrimination in a letter that her lawyer sent to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
In a December 8, 2014 ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Beth Bloom concluded that it violates the First Amendment's protection of free speech for The Florida Bar to prevent a lawyer from using past results in advertising their services in certain media.
Unfortunately, AVVO takes a very arrogant and superior approach to these issues because its silly rating system was given First Amendment protection by a federal judge who openly noted how ridiculous lawyer rating sites truly are.
While foreign snooping and theft are the more obvious concerns, there's also the fact that lawyers have no meaningful Fourth Amendment protection from search when re-entering the country.