North Carolina's War on Free Speech About Diet Goes Beyond Just the Paleo Case
Sara Burrows at Carolina Journal had done some great digging into the practices of the North Carolina Board of Dietetics/Nutrition.
Sara Burrows at Carolina Journal had done some great digging into the practices of the North Carolina Board of Dietetics/Nutrition.
Chaos would rule if you could ask people questions
They discovered a policy requiring the paper's distribution bins to be dumped in a storage yard
That should get Putin's attention
The First Amendment does not dissolve in vodka
But a YouTube video apparently is
Celebrity Jihad photoshopped her face onto a naked woman, defends itself as "blatantly satirical"
Recommendations for companies, of course, not the government
U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer, who earlier this month issued a preliminary injunction ordering the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) to start running the American Freedom Defense Initiative's controversial anti-jihad ads, recently released an opinion in which she explains her reasoning.
Is the study's subtitle "Just look at your Facebook feed"?
Judge allows them to stay until court fight
Accused of inciting public hatred
Dire consequences for public records access fights
British authorities target bloggers, tweeters, and t-shirt wearers for speech crimes.
The punk feminists protest the abuses of Russia's authoritarian state.
It's the invisible loophole in the First Amendment
We're violating their right to ban stuff
Will also allow users to follow selected "thought leaders."
Moderated sections on site devoted to "jailbait" photos and other controversial matters
Catholic schools will have to careful about what they teach
"Retaliation" carries up to ten years in the slammer
It seems that social-media rants carry a high risk of arrest
Victim targeted for her work supporting girls' education
British authorities don't get the whole free speech thing
Didn't think they'd end up in court over protests
Faces allegations that he lied to his probation officers about using aliases
Court suspended the law for 120 days while it hears arguments
Roughly 1,000 pastors challenged IRS rules on Sunday
Graphic ads had been denied for First Amendment reasons
It's all a reaction to the recent fuss, with no opportunism, of course
Amazing that we even have to run that headline
They're apparently supposed to be secret
Post read "all soldiers should die and go to hell"
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