Archive for ‘Censorship and Prior Restraint’

School bans ‘I Can’t Breathe’ T-shirts at tournament

by   |  12.27.14  |  student speech

School bans ‘I Can’t Breathe’ T-shirts at tournament | abc13.com. More »

Court to decide if defacing U.S. flag unconstitutional – Houston Chronicle

by   |  12.09.14  |  symbolic speech

Court to decide if defacing U.S. flag unconstitutional – Houston Chronicle. More »

Mother wants to stop convicted killer from profiting off 1985 murder | Fox News

by   |  11.07.14  |  prior restraint

Mother wants to stop convicted killer from profiting off 1985 murder | Fox News. More »

Manuel Noriega’s ‘Call of Duty’ lawsuit dismissed – CNN.com

by   |  10.28.14  |  Privacy, Video Games

Manuel Noriega\\\’s \\\’Call of Duty\\\’ lawsuit dismissed – CNN.com. More »

FEC Democrat pushes for controls on Internet political speech – Washington Times

by   |  10.24.14  |  FCC, Internet speech

FEC Democrat pushes for controls on Internet political speech – Washington Times. More »

American flag T-shirt case: Court refuses to rehear challenge – ContraCostaTimes.com

by   |  09.17.14  |  student speech, symbolic speech

We’ll open our class Thursday talking about this case. It’s an interesting one because it’s involves student speech, symbolic speech, prior restraint questions and more. More »

Flag fines on hold until city takes up issue | Ocala.com

by   |  09.16.14  |  symbolic speech

Flag fines on hold until city takes up issue | Ocala.com. More »

Ohio ban on knowingly false statements in political campaigns is unconstitutional – The Washington Post

by   |  09.12.14  |  political speech

Ohio ban on knowingly false statements in political campaigns is unconstitutional – The Washington Post. More »

Senate moves forward with amendment to the Constitution on elections | TheHill

by   |  09.11.14  |  political speech

Senate moves forward with amendment to the Constitution on elections | TheHill. More »

In Maryland, a Soviet-Style Punishment for a Novelist – The Atlantic

by   |  09.02.14  |  Censorship and Prior Restraint, Violence

This is analysis, so it contains opinion. But it raises important questions. Do teachers give up the rights to write about certain topics when they sign on to teach? (Plus, this story was written before the teacher was even hired.) Can he no longer write about sexual topics or types of violence other than school shootings? Can he no longer glorify alcohol, drug use or or tobacco use because of his position? More »