Sentences with phrase «first amendment»

Despite that ruling, many students and adults continue to struggle in order to ensure students have First Amendment rights in schools today.

You are partially right on this, however free speech is also covered by first amendment.

And campaign finance reform isn't likely because neither party would support meaningful change and are generally protected on first amendment grounds.

First amendment does not protect what this film maker produced.

The state fails to address the most critical First Amendment issue, that of whether the regulations on nude dancing are content - based or content neutral.

This has nothing to do with first amendment freedoms.

He has handled criminal appeals, first amendment cases, employment disputes, art law cases, celebrity disputes, bankruptcy matters and prisoner rights litigation as well.

But if I were a successful novelist, I might just do this, on first amendment grounds.

Don't look to him to defend first amendment rights.

This has been a widely watched case among ethics attorneys like myself that follow the bouncing ball of state bar advertising restrictions and first amendment scholars looking at the «free speech» argument.

Very well, JUST for you, no more first amendment.

This guys first amendment right just got shot down by this judge.

Rather deniers have simply tried to craft laws to get around the pesky first amendment.

And, taking into account not only First Amendment rights but an artist's traditional role of challenging the status quo, is there a point beyond which art can go too far?

Unfortunately, the United States Supreme Court has not revisited this area [of First Amendment rights of public school students] for fifteen years.

They say such probes violate First Amendment protections of free speech.

Misleading policymakers does not necessarily mean the person is dishonest, just misinformed or uninformed, but that is protected under first amendment rights.

In its motion to quash, EFF argues that the plaintiff's overbroad subpoena seeking to identify the site's operator and users violates First Amendment protections for anonymous speech and association.

You could probably fit something like that under some of the broader statutes — although they still for the most part haven't been tested for First Amendment issues.

Context — as well as content — is important in First Amendment law.

(They who have benefitted from the U.S.» First Amendment as nationally - known pastors / writers / authors / speakers / bloggers should be the last ones to be telling anybody else to be quiet.

«It's strange that kids that text message and carry iPods and BlackBerrys in their left hand carry in their right hands these heavy tomes called law school books,» said Ronald K.L. Collins, one of the event's organizers and a scholar at the nonprofit First Amendment Center in Washington, D.C. «The left hand is the future and the right hand is the past.»

It is, after all, «protected by First Amendment guarantees of freedom of speech.»

Erwin Chemerinsky is Dean and Distinguished Professor of Law, and Raymond Pryke Professor of First Amendment Law at the University of California, Irvine School of Law.

The U.S. Supreme Court has observed, in a case about First Amendment rights on campus, that

Carter quietly tossed the charges on Monday, but not without making it clear he believed he was right in his stance versus Albany County District Attorney David Soares, who argued the defendants were simply exercising First Amendment rights.

First Amendment School Hudson High School in Hudson, Massachusetts, also formed a new student governance program that involves students in school - wide decisions, said teacher Josh Otlin, who is involved in the program.

But when the standard of review for First Amendment claims varies between courts and administrative agencies, constitutional protections become vulnerable to inconsistencies.

The exhibition Natural Plain will be on view at First Amendment Gallery in San Francisco from September 28th until October 26th, 2017.

It found that the statute violated First Amendment free speech clause.

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As a media and First Amendment lawyer with a national practice, Rob offers counseling and litigation services to clients throughout the United States including magazines, newspapers, book publishers, broadcasters, website operators, bloggers, filmmakers, and advertising and public relations agencies.

The Supreme Court of the United States has developed the «public figure» doctrine as a way to balance defamation harms against First Amendment free speech rights.

Most legal commentators have since argued that this decision is more than likely to be reversed on appeal, primarily in light of the religious underpinnings of the judge's decision, which raise First Amendment concerns (according to the New York Times, the American Civil Liberties Union has offered to appeal the ruling on behalf of the child's mother).

HCM 2002 Urges Supreme Court to modify its rules related to the State Bar of Arizona to ensure the protection of First Amendment freedoms.

Knowing the heat the Corcoran had faced for «The Perfect Moment,» Barrie preemptively enlisted lawyer H. Louis Sirkin, who specializes in First Amendment defense cases.

Happy to be part of ONSET group show, opening this thursday at First Amendment Gallery in San Fransisco (US).

Just a note that I just heard from two nationally known First Amendment attorneys in the U.S. and told them that nationally known pastor Brian McLaren plans to sue his buddy (pastor) Tony Jones» ex-wife Julie.

In the course of this matter, we have developed First Amendment arguments regarding the Constitutional principal that civil courts can not delve into the religious thicket of internal church governance and that the courts must adhere to express trust language in a church's governing documents.

The overbreadth doctrine, as we have recognized, is indeed «strong medicine,» Broadrick v. Oklahoma, 413 U.S. at 413 U. S. 613, and requiring that statutes be facially invalidated whenever overbreadth is perceived would very likely invite reconsideration or redefinition of the doctrine in a way that would not serve First Amendment interests.

Obtained dismissal on summary judgment of suit by disappointed bidder for City of Detroit cable TV franchise which claimed that First Amendment required the grant of multiple franchises