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The Duties to Retreat and to Comply with Negative Demands
A rough draft has been completed. The right to defy criminal demandsThis article was very interesting and so I thought that I would serialize it. […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 26, 1832
1/26/1832: Justice George Shiras Jr. celebrates his birthday. Justice George Shiras Jr. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History January 26, 1832
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Charter Schools Win Support by Offering Education Flexibility
Charter schools act as the gateway to higher education. Charter schools are not much different than traditional public schools. They offer tuition-free, publicly funded education. […]
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He Just Smiled and Gave Me a Vegemite Sandwich
Nigel Scullion, Australian Minister for Indigenous Affairs, calls Vegemite (a food made with brewer’s yeast) a “precursor of misery”, and should be limited. Scullion explained […]
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A Federal Judge’s Satirical Opinion Highlights Disrespect for the Second Amendment
9th Circuit Judge Lawrence VanDyke published an opinion last week stating that Ventura County in California violated the Second Amendment by closing down guns stores […]
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D.C. Circuit Rejects Lawsuit Over Rep. Adam Schiff’s 2019 Requests to Internet Companies to Deal with “Vaccine-Related Misinformation”
Today’s Judge Judith Rogers’ opinion. Ass’n of American Physicians & Surgeons, Inc. v. SchiffLaurence Silberman and Judge Neomi Rao joined the group: Association of American […]
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Submit Your Articles to the Journal of Free Speech Law
You can submit anything you have been working on to the February submission cycle first. We require exclusive submission, but we will respond within 14 […]
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David McGowan’s A Bipartisan Case Against New York Times v. Sullivan
At 1 J., the article has now been published. The Introduction is Free Speech L.509 (2022). Malice is the actual rule New York Times Co. […]
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Some Questions About Bixler v. Superior Court
The California Court of Appeal held its last week-end hearing (Bixler v. Superior Court() Refused to Apply a Broad Scientology Arbitration Agreement to a Lawsuit […]
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Did These Three Officers ‘Willfully’ Deprive George Floyd of His Constitutional Rights?
Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis officer police officer was convicted last April of manslaughter and murder for killing George Floyd. He pinned him to the […]