A Florida law student’s paper advocating offensive views has just as much right to exist as anything, writes the chairman of ...

The First Amendment does not protect what's called true threat to cause harm, which is a genuine and actual threat to hurt somebody specific as opposed to general advocacy or rhetorical hyperbole." ...

While the First Amendment does give a person to write as many ransom notes as they’d like, once they hold someone against their will and send a note to the family, the message is no longer ...

Yet the First Amendment’s promise amounts to little without a commitment to abide by and enforce freedom of speech—a commitment the court’s Murthy decision markedly weakened.

I've recently heard some people (serious people, though not First Amendment experts) argue that private universities have a duty to suppress certain kinds of anti-Semitic speech—or perhaps, more ...

‘The right to bear arms’ — that’s what most people know when we think of the Second Amendment. But what does the Second Amendment say in its entirety? All right, I'll give you the exact words.

At the heart of the case the Supreme Court is hearing on Monday is a First Amendment principle that the government cannot force people to express ideas against their will, and how it applies to a ...

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