But First Amendment law sometimes diverges from First Amendment values.
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" On the First Amendment: "This event is about celebrating the First Amendment and free speech.
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"I'm a First Amendment absolutist and believe in two things completely — the First Amendment and boobs," Travis said.
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"The First Amendment only regulates the government," explained Rebecca Tushnet, a professor of First Amendment law at Harvard.
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The press is different; the press has special First Amendment rights, and the First Amendment protects their editorial judgment.
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Islamic people practicing under "Sharia law," Moore said, didn't have First Amendment protections because First Amendment protections are inescapably Christian.
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Because government speech is outside First Amendment protection, reclassifying it this way would render the trademark outside First Amendment protection.
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So it's not a first amendment issue in terms of government restrictions, but there's also a principal of the first amendment.
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"It's ironic that a government agency, which is bound by the First Amendment, wouldn't put up the First Amendment," he said.
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Let them march, as is their First Amendment right, so we can shout and challenge them, as is our First Amendment right.
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"Hate speech can't be a crime because it is protected by the First Amendment," said Wayne Giampietro, a First Amendment lawyer in Chicago.
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Beyond the way politicians like Cruz drag the First Amendment into the debate over online speech, the First Amendment still does influence these platforms.
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The company could ignore or refuse to comply with Mr. Thune's requests on First Amendment grounds, said Floyd Abrams, a leading First Amendment lawyer.
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" In response to a question on the first amendment, Mason said, "We really need to be vigilant about the first amendment all the time.
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Some cheered the First Amendment and emergency medical workers (because who can argue over that?) but jeered when others exercised those First Amendment rights.
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FLOYD ABRAMS, NEW YORK The writer, a lawyer who frequently handles First Amendment cases, is the author of "The Soul of the First Amendment."
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"Everybody has a First Amendment right but there are repercussions for those First Amendment rights," said Brendan Shiller, one of the partners in the firm.
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If those entities receive First Amendment protection when they transmit television stations and networks, they likewise receive First Amendment protection when they transmit Internet content.
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"They say that we can't criticize their dishonest coverage because of the First Amendment, you know, they always bring up the First Amendment," he said.
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And so, being a national security lawyer can turn you into a First Amendment lawyer, so over time I became a First Amendment lawyer too.
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"I don't think there's been a First Amendment Lawyers Association [meeting] I've been to when he doesn't come up," said Marc Randazza, a First Amendment attorney.
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Of course, British defamation law is not restrained by the First Amendment because Britain doesn't have a First Amendment, or a written Constitution, for that matter.
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We should all worry ... if anybody's going to change the First Amendment — and remember the Democratic Party had a campaign plank to change the First Amendment.
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Therefore, under the Supreme Court's precedents applying the First Amendment, the net neutrality rule violates the First Amendment.... The threshold question is whether the First Amendment applies to Internet service providers when they exercise editorial discretion and choose what content to carry and not to carry.
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But on the First Amendment, for example, I think that he had actually a very clear sense of what was legal and constitutional under the First Amendment.
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You reference it and you've got Floyd Abrams talking a lot about saying — famous First Amendment lawyer — saying you don't get to pick your First Amendment defendants.
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The section of the opinion rejecting the plaintiffs' First Amendment claim began with an explanation about why the entry-ban case differs from other First Amendment challenges.
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So, there are these kinds of threats to the First Amendment that the First Amendment isn't really well-suited, at least in its current form, to address.
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But while some lawyers indicated asking Musk to curtail his tweeting might raise First Amendment issues, it's not entirely clear the First Amendment would protect Musk's Twitter presence.
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Buchwald's ruling was in response to a First Amendment lawsuit filed against Trump in July by the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University and several Twitter users.
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"It is beyond ironic that the Federal Communications Commission — the government agency charged with promoting First Amendment values — seems intent on violating the First Amendment," the letter reads.
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In addition, when given a multiple-choice question about the First Amendment, 25 percent of Americans didn't know that freedom of speech was guaranteed under the First Amendment.
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Buchwald's ruling was in response to a First Amendment lawsuit filed against Trump in July 2017 by the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University and several Twitter users.
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In a statement, the Knight First Amendment Institute, which filed the suit, said the decision was an important precedent that the First Amendment applies equally to new communication technologies.
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While the First Amendment is meant to protect citizens against government attempts to limit speech, there are certain situations in which private companies can be subject to First Amendment liability.
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In so holding, we reject the defendants' contentions that the First Amendment does not apply in this case and that the President's personal First Amendment interests supersede those of plaintiffs.
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The suit argues that Trump's Twitter account is a "public forum" under First Amendment law, and that blocking critical voices imposes a viewpoint-based restriction that violates the First Amendment.
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True, there are First Amendment concerns that must be considered, but foreign-based terrorists and groups do not enjoy protection under our First Amendment to spew their calls for violence.
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To say that the First Amendment does not apply to U.S. businesses is to say that the First Amendment does not apply to the people who form and operate them.
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The viewpoint-based exclusion of the individual plaintiffs from that designated public forum is proscribed by the First Amendment and cannot be justified by the President's personal First Amendment interests.
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In fact, much of the liberal media sphere went into panic mode, vehemently declaring that this particular exercise of the First Amendment is actually an attack on the First Amendment.
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I think, the First Amendment, going forward, is going to be a big one as people begin to argue that the First Amendment should give weight to things like hurtful speech.
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The reason why state partisan gerrymanders offend the First Amendment is pretty basic, drawing on deeply rooted First Amendment principles that have been reaffirmed by the Supreme Court time and again.
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"The NRA has a First Amendment right to say what they want to say and have that video, but we have a First Amendment right to defend ourselves peacefully," she said.
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Instead they made a First Amendment argument that Michigan's commission structure discriminates against those with political party ties, and that this First Amendment burden on political association dooms the entire measure.
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It's my choice — one protected by the first amendment.
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"The First Amendment is a legal tool … crafted in a particular time to deal with particular media environments," says Neil Richards, a First Amendment expert at the University of Washington Law School.
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Arguing that compelled fees violate workers' First Amendment rights, and joining a union is thus a waiver of First Amendment rights, the opinion demands that teachers declaratively opt-in to the union.
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"The viewpoint-based exclusion of the individual plaintiffs from that designated public forum is proscribed by the First Amendment and cannot be justified by the president's personal First Amendment interests," she wrote.
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He was probably fed up with losing libel claims and being blocked by the First Amendment and became more creative trying to avoid the defamation label and his old foe, the First Amendment.
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Such a practice would "undermine the platforms' own First Amendment rights to control the content on their sites," said Lata Nott, executive director of the First Amendment Center of the Freedom Forum Institute.
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"The left was once not just on board but leading in supporting the broadest First Amendment protections," said Floyd Abrams, a prominent First Amendment lawyer and a supporter of broad free-speech rights.
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That's raising some (legitimate, to my mind) First Amendment concerns.
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There's no first amendment right to have a Facebook page.
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Does removing or censoring users violate their first amendment rights?
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Ryan said it isn't a question of First Amendment rights.
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The case also could involve First Amendment protections involving religion.
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We work with ACLU a lot on First Amendment cases.
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Those individuals certainly have a First Amendment right to criticize.
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There is no "Freedom of Tweet" in the First Amendment.
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It would be political punishment infringing on first amendment rights.
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Trump has pledged to get revenge on the First Amendment.
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And the First Amendment does not protect incitement of violence.
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The First Amendment confirms the freedom to think for ourselves.
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We have a strong commitment to upholding the First Amendment.
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DO YOU THINK THAT HE RISKS UNDERMINING THE FIRST AMENDMENT?
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The First Amendment grants all American citizens freedom of speech.
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" He also added, "Our First Amendment rights have been violated.
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The First Amendment is a limitation on government power only.
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Mr. McAllister rejected the suggestions of a First Amendment infringement.
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Unions say the teachers' First Amendment argument is a ruse.
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Net neutrality is basically the first amendment of the Internet.
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We've got a First Amendment right to talk to people.
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They argued that the First Amendment protects "unfettered scientific discourse".
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They were now "hiding behind the First Amendment," he said.
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But the First Amendment applies to the decisions Twitter makes.
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Never mind that applying religious tests violates the First Amendment.
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"The First Amendment is not the Tax Code", he quipped.
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Therefore, his conduct is not protected by the First Amendment.
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He said he was just exercising his First Amendment rights.
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He is subject to the constraints of the First Amendment.
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That's not what the First Amendment was meant to protect.
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First Amendment advocates say that measure unconstitutionally restrains free speech.
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The arrest, the ACLU argues, violates Bello's First Amendment rights.
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AM: Well, we happen to believe in the First Amendment.
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Stick to First Amendment and stay with current libel standards.
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The first amendment is not applicable to Facebook's boosted ads.
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And yet, there are cracks in the First Amendment consensus.
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Some are tempted to call this a "First Amendment" issue.
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They argue the Johnson Amendment stifles churches' First Amendment rights.
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Would such a law run afoul of the First Amendment?
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"It's an end run around the First Amendment," he says.
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But not all speech is of equal First Amendment importance.
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First Amendment, that's in the Constitution of the United States.
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It was like he'd never heard of the First Amendment.
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It's all justified by a misunderstanding of the First Amendment.
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It asked for briefing on a different First Amendment question.
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Communist countries don't have a First Amendment to the Constitution.
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Citizens United decision extended First Amendment rights to corporations. In
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What does the First Amendment have to do with Facebook?
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Johnson, the First Amendment protects both literal and symbolic speech.
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They argue that the current statute violates the First Amendment.
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It is Judge Kavanaugh who makes the first amendment argument.
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Religious freedom was formally established in the Constitution's First Amendment.
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You have First Amendment rights and you should use them.
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But the First Amendment does not recognize degrees of responsibility.
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Public employees, moreover, aren't entitled to absolute First Amendment protection.
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The Founders made the First Amendment first for a reason.
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Hobby Lobby, which expanded First Amendment protections of free speech.
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The chill on the First Amendment became frosty, then icy.
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My First Amendment theory was never fully tested in 2000.
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Johnson in 1989 that the First Amendment allows flag burning.
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The First Amendment gives them the right to do so.
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Therefore, the blog post is protected by the First Amendment.
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Code signing is likely a protected, First Amendment speech act.
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The First Amendment of our Constitution is freedom of speech.
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Cosby, a First Amendment case involving disgraced comedian Bill Cosby.
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Our First Amendment is what distinguishes America from all others.
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Kaepernick exercised his First Amendment Right and I support him.
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Here's what the justices said about the First Amendment case.
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They understand their mission primacy, the environment, the First Amendment.
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It's not going to happen, because of the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment guarantees the freedoms of speech and expression.
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"The First Amendment was meant for better things," she wrote.
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The First Amendment protects a lot, but not that conduct.
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And there is still no First Amendment defense against fraud.
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Let's be consistent and expansive champions of the First Amendment.
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It is time to ask: Is the First Amendment obsolete?
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The First Amendment grants broad protections to publishers like Facebook.
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"It comes down to the First Amendment," Mr. Weinstein said.
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This is a distortion and weaponization of the First Amendment.
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ANDREW McCABE: The First Amendment question comes right to me.
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Clarity is key when First Amendment interests are at stake.
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Becerra, and decide whether the law violates the First Amendment.
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There is, however, no "grotesque" exception to the First Amendment.
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"It's nice that people have first amendment rights," Bloomberg said.
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Amy Klobuchar: But you guys are into the First Amendment.
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Unless somebody repealed the First Amendment while I was distracted.
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His victory restored First Amendment rights to millions of workers.
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Do I still have the First Amendment right to protest?
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The First Amendment protects speech even that we disagree with.
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With the First amendment ... with those freedoms also come responsibilities.
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They argue the Johnson amendment stifles churches' First Amendment rights.
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It's a fair way to protect the First Amendment online.
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Some may claim that this is a First Amendment issue.
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The First Amendment provides only limited protection for the press.
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Indeed, government regulation of speech triggers historical First Amendment concerns.
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I mention I got this libertarian streak, First Amendment defender.
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First Amendment rights belong to the people, not the government.
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" She declared, "The First Amendment was meant for better things.
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As acts, the First Amendment is biased toward preserving them.
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"Facebook has its own First Amendment rights here," Jaffer said.
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In the United States, there's also a First Amendment issue.
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The crypto case was really a First Amendment case. Right.
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First Amendment case law aside, the far more interesting question is: Even if conservatives and Trump got their way and pegged Twitter to a First Amendment-type standard, would they actually want that result?
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A First Amendment group is currently suing the White House, claiming Trump's Twitter feed is a public forum protected by free speech laws and his use of the block tool violates first amendment rights.
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Buchwald, who was appointed by former President Clinton, rejected Trump's argument that the First Amendment does not apply in this case and that the president's personal First Amendment interests supersede those of the plaintiffs.
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He claimed she violated his First Amendment right by blocking him on Twitter and cited a July ruling by an appeals court that said President Donald Trump violated the First Amendment by blocking Twitter users.
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The invocation of the First Amendment in this case is pathetic.
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Acts of violence, however, are not protected by the First Amendment.
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Even big bullies enjoy the benefits of the First Amendment, though.
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I think it&aposs a victory subsequently for the First Amendment.
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People are trying to rob you of those First Amendment rights.
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The court reaffirmed religious liberty rights, and the First Amendment right.
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Well, net neutrality is the First Amendment issue of our time.
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United States that obscenity is not protected by the First Amendment.
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Donald Trump's administration has a complicated relationship with the First Amendment.
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But does the First Amendment have anything to say about that?
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This reflects that the First Amendment helps to safeguard our democracy.
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Mystal's point echoes one long popular among liberal First Amendment thinkers.
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But the First Amendment in the United States isn't in danger.
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I trust that our First Amendment would overrule any foreign regulations.
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There's tension between First Amendment protections and social media moderation rules.
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"This is not protected by the First Amendment," the judge said.
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This would have immediately raised huge questions about the First Amendment.
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That legislation was defeated amid concerns it violated the First Amendment.
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It's a media function generally protected by the Constitution's First Amendment.
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"The First Amendment is not a defense to violence," Qureshi said.
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The companies also say the regulation violates their First Amendment rights.
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Content-based restrictions on speech are anathema to the first amendment.
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It's a bizarre First Amendment case, but indeed an important one.
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The court ruling was quickly reversed, partly on first-amendment grounds.
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The company appealed to the First Amendment and challenged the subpoena.
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"All content is presumptively protected by the First Amendment," Goldman says.
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"I think there is a significant First Amendment concern," she said.
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He&aposs got a First Amendment right just like I do.
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People that love the First Amendment, that love our conservative values.
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Some may even hear a call to limit First Amendment protections.
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Maryland Democrats counter that First Amendment retaliation is an "untested theory".
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" He added: "The First Amendment protects the right to peaceably assemble.
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The campaign is accusing Google of violating Gabbard's First Amendment rights.
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Whether Jones wins or loses, his suit, according to First Amendment
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Stuart argued that the disciplinary action violated Lutz's First Amendment rights.
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" Brooks emphasized students were exercising "their First Amendment right to boo.
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The First Amendment only prohibits the government from proscribing such speech.
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Sounds like a slippery First Amendment slope, but she sounds determined.
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The FCC under my leadership will stand for the First Amendment.
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There are First Amendment rights to market our products to schoolkids.
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The case also comes amid heightened focus on the First Amendment.
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School officials cited the students' First Amendment rights as their reason.
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The First Amendment kind of gets in the way of that.
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Johnson decided flag burning is protected speech under the First Amendment.
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I will be exercising my First Amendment rights with no filters.
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Otherwise, the laws violate voters' First Amendment right to free speech.
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The First Amendment gives these reporters the right to do that.
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The museum sued the city for violating its First Amendment rights.
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For public universities, the First Amendment applies, unlike within the NFL.
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They said the state policy denies inmates' their First Amendment rights.
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State legislatures cannot violate the First Amendment rights of Republican delegates.
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In the Roberts court, the First Amendment is a prime example.
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Our freedoms don't end with the First Amendment to the Constitution.
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"Threats are not protected by the First Amendment," the host added.
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"The First Amendment doesn't protect you for fraud," he has said.
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Both types of information are protected speech under the First Amendment.
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But religious groups already cross First Amendment boundaries to proselytize prisoners.
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Judge is not ruling Acosta's first amendment was in fact violated.
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The press was assigned a critical role in the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment puts confidence in people to make rational judgements.
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And the First Amendment does not bind private football team owners.
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We abuse the First Amendment by misapplying it to such areas.
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But the high court said that "likely violates the First Amendment."
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This is [once] again a huge blow to our first amendment.
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"The First Amendment doesn't come with a $20 asterisk," he said.
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The story had everything — wealth, power, sex, revenge, the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment, though, doesn't say anything either way about heckling.
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The First Amendment doesn't say you can tweet whatever you want.
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The contributors sued, claiming that MNN violated their First Amendment rights.
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It is aimed straight at the heart of the First Amendment.
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Mr. Guevara confidently asserts his First Amendment right to bear witness.
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Instead, the historian Ron Chernow will speak on the First Amendment.
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To have done so is our right under the First Amendment.
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The judge acknowledged that "serious First Amendment issues" were in play.
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Ceballos, the Supreme Court limited First Amendment protections for government employees.
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Forcing people to sponsor speech they oppose defies the First Amendment.
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The court held that the state laws violated the First Amendment.
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Because the First Amendment restricts government intervention in the media sector.
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"The President has First Amendment rights, too," said Texas GOP Sen.
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For one thing, the First Amendment doesn't apply to private companies.
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It's a private company, so it's not a First Amendment issue.
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A majority, or 51 percent, don't believe in the First Amendment.
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The case centers on whether the restrictions violate the First Amendment.
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Judge Jackson said the statement was protected by the First Amendment.
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Let's just hope he doesn't love the First Amendment to death.
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First, they express concern over a threat to the First Amendment.
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Attorneys general have a duty to vigorously defend the First Amendment.
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The faculty is divided about how to interpret the First Amendment.
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The A.C.L.U. wrongly supported this devastating ruling on First Amendment grounds.
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Twitter has a history of protecting its users' First Amendment rights.
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And I say that as an advocate of the First Amendment.
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DRN pushed back, saying the law violates their First Amendment rights.
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Banning artwork based on the content is a First Amendment violation.
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THE SOUL OF THE FIRST AMENDMENT By Floyd Abrams 145 pp.
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Some will come in the form of First Amendment Defense Acts.
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Wilson responded with a lawsuit in 2015, claiming First Amendment rights.
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Are the players covered by the First Amendment on the field?
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Donald Trump's attempts to undermine the First Amendment are undoubtedly troubling.
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The second part, about publishing, runs headlong into the First Amendment.
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It's why the First Amendment enshrines protest as a constitutional right.
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But the First Amendment does not protect violence that accompanies speech.
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This is an attack on all journalists and the first amendment!!!
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The First Amendment is as -- is as important as the Second.
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Anglin has argued his speech is protected by the First Amendment.
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That's why the first amendment to the Constitution guarantees free speech.
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As private businesses, they are not bound by the First Amendment.
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One would not be protected by the First Amendment, he argued.
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The U.S. government has not signed on, citing First Amendment concerns.
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Let me tell you about my relationship to the First Amendment.
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But so is the robust debate protected by the First Amendment.
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And then, the Knight First Amendment Institute was created at Columbia.
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Is the First Amendment damaged when these speakers are driven away?
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Fiction issues, but I think you should bring up First Amendment.
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All of us need the First Amendment — to its fullest extent.
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We, too, believe strongly in the First Amendment, but social media sites, which are not bound by the First Amendment, have a responsibility to provide safe, respectful and inclusive spaces for their broad community of users.
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Edelman exercised his First Amendment rights and shared some of his public domain photographs with our free press ... in retaliation for exercising his First Amendment rights, Mr. Edelman ... was unlawfully terminated from his job effective Dec.
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" Days after her lecture, the National Review wrote that Rouse using her First Amendment rights to, as they saw it, blast the First Amendment was an irony "as rich (and sickening) as a mayonnaise-covered chocolate truffle.
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"While we must recognize, and are sensitive to, the president's personal First Amendment rights, he cannot exercise those rights in a way that infringes the corresponding First Amendment rights of those who have criticized him," Buchwald said.
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According to The New York Times, seven Twitter users and the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University sued the president, claiming Trump's account is part of the government and blocking them violates their First Amendment rights.
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On Tuesday, lawyers for the nonprofit Knight First Amendment Institute agreed, and asked Trump to unblock Twitter accounts that are critical of him, saying they would initiate legal action based on the First Amendment if he didn't.
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"Hate speech is not protected by the First Amendment", Mr Wheeler said.
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For example, the First Amendment doesn't give the government power to regulate.
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But we don't believe that those desires outweigh our First Amendment interest.
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This is a conspiracy to deprive someone of their First Amendment rights.
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"Gawker's First Amendment defense has no legs – it's bogus," Houston tells PEOPLE.
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The First Amendment was never designed to protect this kind of conduct.
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The latter is protected under the First Amendment; the former is not.
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Targeting Muslims violates the First Amendment rule against religious establishments, he said.
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The courts that police this First-Amendment guarantee, though, often face dilemmas.
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After all, Souza said, there's such a thing as the First Amendment.
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NFL teams, as private entities, are not covered by the First Amendment.
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The letter said the state policy denies inmates' their First Amendment rights.
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When it comes to the First Amendment, that isn't supposed to matter.
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The fight around first amendment issues are real and very much topical.
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" He added later, "I think Pete's quarrel is with the First Amendment.
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Of course, laws that restrict speech will often implicate the First Amendment.
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I'm not stupid, I work in the First Amendment, it's my commodity.
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It is the end of national security journalism and the first amendment.
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The first amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects freedom of the press.
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Even actual 100-year-old Nazis are protected by the First Amendment.
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He could propose an amendment to the First Amendment, but come on.
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It&aposs not a suppression of any of their first amendment rights.
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The First Amendment, without questions, protects this kind of data, lawfully produced.
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To many people, Torba's First Amendment absolutism is just a talking point.
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It's not that Trump doesn't understand the First Amendment right to protest.
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The First Amendment protects speech that is unpopular as well as popular.
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Despite little fanfare, this is an important victory for First Amendment rights.
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Or would doing so infringe First Amendment rights and discourage further innovation?
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And on the other side is probably a First Amendment argument, right?
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The LBPD says they are in full support of the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment undoubtedly extends to news articles critical of the government.
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The First Amendment doesn't guarantee you the rights you think it does.
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Gorsuch has proven that he can be a tireless First Amendment advocate.
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VERONESE: But labeling people haters is part of their First Amendment right.
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Yeah. Interesting. That is the First Amendment, you know that's a problem.
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However, the First Amendment was not given to us by a president.
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The First Amendment prevents the government from imposing "prior restraints" on speech.
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So leave the first amendment and the criminal code out of it.
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The Correspondents' Dinner bills itself as a celebration of the First Amendment.
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WikiLeaks called the charges "madness" and the "end of the first amendment."
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It's not just the leaders who have contempt for the First Amendment.
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That's one of the reasons why we have a First Amendment here.
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Doesn't the First Amendment give us all a right to our beliefs?
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Second, Judge Kelly did not technically reach the core First Amendment issue.
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The dinner's organizers describe it as a celebration of the First Amendment.
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Proponents of say sharing the instructions are protected under the First Amendment.
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After all, freedom of expression is right there in the First Amendment.
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We thank them for protecting our freedoms, especially our First Amendment rights.
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The platform language supports the "First Amendment Defense Act" proposed in Congress.
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According to his lawyers, that violates his First Amendment freedom of expression.
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After all, the First Amendment doesn't give the government power to regulate.
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The companies also argued that the rule violates their First Amendment rights.
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That's why people sometimes call it the First Amendment of the internet.
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Doing so would basically make the First Amendment useless for ordinary Americans.
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That behavior, the Supreme Court ruled, is protected under the First Amendment.
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But the First Amendment protects people against government restrictions on free speech.
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The order appears to suffer from a case of First Amendment amnesia.
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The First Amendment allows for the press to publish without government interference.
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The First Amendment does not protect violent, criminal conduct such as this.
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Therefore, Bush wrote, the law does not violate doctors' First Amendment rights.
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Steve Coll: Alex Jones, the First Amendment and the digital public square.
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"You cannot confuse the First Amendment with a privacy issue," he said.
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Those actions run headlong into the protections of our Constitution's First Amendment.
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The likely burn victims are the First Amendment and other precious freedoms.
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The First Amendment establishes freedom of speech, association, press, petition and religion.
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As Sessions pointed out, the First Amendment is not a partisan cause.
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Apple also makes constitutional arguments, including one that addresses the First Amendment.
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The problem is not the Supreme Court — it's the First Amendment itself.
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Because of the way courts have interpreted the First Amendment, they couldn't.
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The First Amendment requires the government to be neutral as to religion.
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First Amendment free speech principles have little to do with the matter.
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As exceptions to the First Amendment go, it's a pretty narrow one.
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Because seditious conspiracy is essentially speech, the First Amendment comes into play.
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The First Amendment is under attack like we've never seen it before.
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The seizure of Ms. Watkins's records was alarming to First Amendment advocates.
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We're entering another era of defining First Amendment law through the courts.
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I can point to the First Amendment protecting their freedom of speech.
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He's "inciting imminent lawless action," as the First Amendment rule puts it.
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Above all her First Amendment rights must NOT be trampled by Democrats!
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First Amendment law, for instance, has a lot of standards in it.
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The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of the press.
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It is, in a way, a love letter to the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment gives a lot of protection to even nasty speakers.
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They point to instances where Mr. Marcus has litigated First Amendment cases.
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Mr. Hefner was brilliant in starting his First Amendment awards in 1979.
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But my goal here is not to dive into First Amendment doctrine.
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"I feel uncomfortable with that both for antitrust and First Amendment reasons."
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He and his supporters say his First Amendment rights are being trampled.
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Americans' First Amendment rights should not be a casualty of Russia's meddling.
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But on that point, Snowden remains a kind of First Amendment absolutist.
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It's also not clear this could survive a First Amendment challenge. 2.
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To be clear, campaign speech rightfully is protected by the First Amendment.
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It is also, at any rate, the theory of the First Amendment.
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Social media firms do not face geographic barriers or First Amendment safeguards.
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We do not need the First Amendment to protect against popular speech.
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If it's a private institution, it's probably not a First Amendment issue.
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As one example, consider the brief of the First Amendment Lawyers Association.
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They were nothing like "taking away people's First Amendment rights," he said.
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As a journalist I'm sort of an absolutist on the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment protects the merchants of mediated violence, as it should.
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But still First Amendment rights protect people's ability to represent their beliefs.
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Some people argue that doing so would be a First Amendment violation.
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Lawmakers don't want to infringe first amendment rights or hold back innovation.
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Yes, we treasure our First Amendment, but we also treasure our democracy.
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It's true he had no First Amendment protection, but shame on Google.
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From the outset, Mr. Assange's case has raised profound First Amendment issues.
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It's just how you do that while still respecting the First Amendment.
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Ms. Hurchalla argued that she had merely exercised her First Amendment rights.
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We need--you know, we have a First Amendment for good reasons.
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Zuckerberg's stance may be rooted in the principles of the First Amendment.
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The hospitals could also succeed by raising First Amendment grounds, he said.
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Americans should know and be thankful for this landmark First Amendment decision.
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Instead she bravely and eloquently spoke up about our First Amendment rights.
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The First Amendment was not applied to state censorship laws until 1925.
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First Amendment framer James Madison knew a free press would make mistakes.
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Beyond the economics, there are bigger issues, like our First Amendment rights.
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Yet he also noted the need to protect people's First Amendment rights.
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In 1952, movies finally received First Amendment protection from the Supreme Court.
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Mayor de Blasio criticizes Isaacson's "future dead cops" tweet: First Amendment violation.
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"The First Amendment enshrines the protection of a free press," Tillett said.
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BUT THE PRIVATE SECTOR IS NOT LEGALLY BEHOLDEN TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT.
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Let me repeat: the First Amendment prohibits government interference with free expression.
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But it defended white supremacists' right to march under the First Amendment.
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The court ruled that selfies are speech protected by the First Amendment.
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Colorado was right to recognize their First Amendment right against compelled speech.
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"No journalist has a First Amendment right to enter the White House."
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Mr. Morrisey said his case does not conflict with the First Amendment.
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He contends that barring him from school violates his First Amendment rights.
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The First Amendment doesn't, obviously, have very much to say about this.
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Yes, Trump is violating the First Amendment by blocking people on Twitter.
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And free speech under the First Amendment is a basic American value.
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" The company cites case law that treats computer code as protected speech under the First Amendment: "The Supreme Court has made clear that where, as here, the government seeks to compel speech, such action triggers First Amendment protections.
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First Amendment and constitutional legal scholars agree that Spencer, the tweed-clad, erudite face of the so-called "alt-right," has the weight of the First Amendment on his side, putting the nation's public universities on the defensive.
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But the Supreme Court has twice rejected First Amendment challenges to the Hatch Act, and it has, more recently, taken a narrower view of the First Amendment rights of government employees -- especially when speaking in their official capacity.
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"If the court were to hold that this kind of blocking is beyond the reach of the First Amendment, that would have implications far beyond this particular context," Knight First Amendment Institute attorney Jameel Jaffer said, per Bloomberg.
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The key constitutional question in such cases is whether the relevant statute penalizes white supremacist expression (which is speech protected by the First Amendment) or intimidation or threats (which, legally, are "conduct" not protected by the First Amendment).
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The Supreme Court has approached the question of whether there is such a First Amendment category as "professional speech," but hasn't yet developed a coherent theory, leaving it as one of the hotter topics in First Amendment law.
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" Medlar went on to denounce white supremacist ideologies saying, "Get your own rally...they use the First Amendment as a shield for themselves, but they won't stand up and defend the First Amendment for the people that they oppose.
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They don't — at least not as far as the First Amendment is concerned.
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First Amendment and other protests were made, and the government eventually backed down.
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They are also required to respect people's First Amendment freedom of speech rights.
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They say religious leaders already have First Amendment rights, just like anyone else.
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"I will continue to protest and use my First Amendment rights," he said.
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Melissa Klein claimed the ruling stripped the couple of their First Amendment rights.
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This is a first amendment issue and we need accountability of these monopolies.
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His decisions about that account are therefore not constrained by the First Amendment.
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I think, likewise, the First Amendment case on the pregnancy centers in California.
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It is, after all, enshrined in the First Amendment of the US Constitution.
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They have to stand up for the First Amendment rights of free speech.
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Federal prosecutors give people a very wide berth on First Amendment-related conduct.
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REV. JESSE JACKSON: Well, he is exercising his First Amendment right to protest.
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The first amendment protects against freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
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Protests can turn violent, surely, but they're also a First Amendment protected activity.
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Instead it looks like we're going to be fighting over the first amendment.
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And I love the First Amendment, and I'll just leave it at that.
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"Every First Amendment lawyer has a 'Quit hassling me, man' moment," he said.
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And a 2011 Supreme Court decision protects video games under the First Amendment.
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But the NFL is a private organization, not bound by the First Amendment.
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"Bedrock First Amendment principles forbid the compelled support of ideological advocacy," Carvin said.
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Criticism: Republicans raised concerns the legislation would infringe on First Amendment rights. Rep.
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But federalism can't save the unions from the ever more powerful First Amendment.
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Civil rights groups have already objected to the prosecution on first amendment grounds.
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Challengers say it is a key First Amendment issue that must be addressed.
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This is an egregious violation of the First Amendment rights of ALL Americans.
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They don't — at least not as far as the First Amendment is concerned.
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That's literally the most fundamental way the government can violate the First Amendment.
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Even with the First Amendment, you can't yell "fire" in a crowded theater.
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But in 2007, a court case found it's protected by the First Amendment.
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Gawker has argued its footage was newsworthy and protected by the First Amendment.
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Barnette powerfully explains why mandated professions of belief clash with the First Amendment.
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Journalists who expose the U.S. government's secrets through use of the first amendment.
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Pitting the First Amendment against the Second has so far gotten us nowhere.
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The demand violates Apple's First Amendment rights against compelled speech and viewpoint discrimination.
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They say the rule violates the First Amendment and exceeds the government's authority.
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IT IS a heady time for First Amendment lawyers at the Supreme Court.
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Gabbard's suing because she says it's a violation of her First Amendment rights.
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What about the First Amendment and a potential lawsuit against a media organization?
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Freedom of speech is enshrined in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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We don't need a First Amendment for speech that neither challenges, nor offends.
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"This power raises questions about our Fourth and First Amendment protections," Garvie said.
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In fact, social media censorship is dangerous and raises serious First Amendment concerns.
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Krohn said that any statements were an expression of his First Amendment rights.
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The Justice Department says the university's "bias response policy" violates the First Amendment .
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That is why it is protected in the First Amendment to the Constitution.
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Doing away with these rules puts our First Amendment rights directly at risk.
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It has steadfastly refused to answer categorically such questions under the First Amendment.
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Rowland claims three omissions put the bill at odds with the First Amendment.
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The court ruled that the First Amendment protected truthful and non-misleading speech.
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But where does the First Amendment end and actual, for-real threats begin?
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"Bedrock First Amendment principles forbid the compelled support of ideological advocacy," Carvin argued.
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Packingham fought the charges, arguing that the law violated his First Amendment rights.
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Does anyone complain that the First Amendment was written and ratified in 1789?
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His lawyers successfully argued that the board had violated his first amendment rights.
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Or is it First Amendment protected speech, in which case, everybody stands down?
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We can fight any bad policy if we have a robust First Amendment.
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Then again, his remarks continue his predecessor's war against nonprofits' First Amendment rights.
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They argued that public safety concerns weren't enough to override the First Amendment.
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But for Phillips, the argument is about artistic freedom under the First Amendment.
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"We're not here to infringe on people's First Amendment rights," Ms. Campbell said.
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The president has a First Amendment right to put his opinions out there.
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Wilson has argued he has a First Amendment right to publish the instructions.
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They rejected the notion that Gawker was entitled to any First Amendment protections.
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Lee could not overcome First Amendment deference to news reporting, the judge held.
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A president must "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution," including the First Amendment.
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This is not covered under the first amendment without first obtaining a permit.
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ACLU came out in support of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh on First Amendment grounds,
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The order would tie federal dollars to maintaining the First Amendment on campus.
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And there are Trump's continued attacks on the First Amendment and our media.
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I will continue to support all American workers and their First Amendment rights.
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The First Amendment is never more necessary than when it concerns unpopular speech.
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The firm claimed the House panel's subpoena would violate its First Amendment rights.
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Sullivan "probably wasn't correctly decided" under an originalist reading of the First Amendment.
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Changing the libel laws, though, would create volatility with our first amendment rights.
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The Framers wrote the First Amendment to guarantee everyone the right to speak.
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America's constitutional framers created a First Amendment that allowed for a free press.
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A California judge dismissed the case on First Amendment grounds earlier this month.
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Alan Dershowitz: Dangers to the First Amendment if foreign campaign dirt is criminal.
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"These NDAs strike me as clearly unconstitutional under the First Amendment," said Kitrosser.
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Casey, ex-employees have a First Amendment right to disclose non-classified information.
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It is a First Amendment issue that is really important to our society.
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In June, a federal appeals court reaffirmed in Knight First Amendment Institute v.
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"Such a broad prior restraint would violate the First Amendment," Musk's attorneys said.
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"I believe in First Amendment, we shouldn't be regulating content online," Cruz said.
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Or does she want to give up her right to the First Amendment?
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Such an action, Buchwald ruled, constitutes viewpoint discrimination and violates the First Amendment.
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The group fought back, claiming its song was protected by the first amendment.
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All of those rights are explicitly guaranteed to us by the First Amendment.
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National Review raises important First Amendment issues for the Supreme Court to consider.
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First Amendment Satire Show students this short film by the satirist Ami Horowitz.
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Under the First Amendment, the government can't compel speech, several attorneys told Bloomberg.
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"Absolutely not," Sessions responded when asked if Trump's remarks chill First Amendment rights.
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Bradley A. Smith: Legal scrutiny of National Enquirer sets dangerous First Amendment precedent.
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Add yet another skill to Alexa's repertoire: staunch defense of the First Amendment.
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He has a First Amendment right to do it, and it doesn&apost.
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The plaintiffs had claimed that imposing such fees violated their First Amendment rights.
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The First Amendment is on people's minds again — yet nowhere to be found.
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Government agents speaking in their official capacities do not get First Amendment protections.
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They have the right to academic freedom, not First Amendment freedom of speech.
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And corporations do not need to be persons to receive First Amendment protections.
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The question is, could these blocks constitute a violation of the First Amendment?
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" He's "been open to using the First Amendment to strike down government regulations.
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I pity Spencer and respect his First Amendment right to say awful things.
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Assaults on the First Amendment are also taking place at the local level.
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Christian and all religious practice in America is protected by the First Amendment.
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Previously he worked as a media and First Amendment lawyer in private practice.
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Burning the American flag is protected as free speech under the First Amendment.
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"This is just not a First Amendment case," the Justice Department lawyer said.
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And in public schools, such directives run up against students' First Amendment rights.
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When you walk through the First Amendment rules, things get complicated very fast.
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This is on the First Amendment of the United States Constitution right here.
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Should the First Amendment prohibit officials from retaliating against constituents on social media?
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"The First Amendment right is on the side of the company," she said.
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"I have not determined that the First Amendment was violated here," he said.
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Mr. Janus's lawyers argued that this political activity conflicts with First Amendment protections.
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Mr. French is a First Amendment litigator and senior writer for National Review.
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The Park Service granted a routine First Amendment demonstration permit to Mr. Kessler.
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It also casts a pall over our First Amendment right to express ourselves.
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The ruling leaves those issues and his First Amendment challenge for another day.
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The lesson should reinforce the robustness of the First Amendment protections of speech.
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Judge Kavanaugh, too, has embraced this business-friendly interpretation of the First Amendment.
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The Times's First Amendment fellow, Christina Koningisor, weighs in with more legal considerations.
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"She basically exercised her First Amendment rights to tell a joke," he said.
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"It seems like the First Amendment doesn't apply to white people," he said.
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The First Amendment prevents the government from "prohibiting the free exercise" of religion.
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A case against CNN would likely face significant hurdles on First Amendment grounds.
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The writers are lawyers at the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University.
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But the First Amendment also prevents the government from engaging in viewpoint discrimination.
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It is always a balancing act between the First Amendment, the Sixth Amendment.
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Because of his outspoken defense of the First Amendment, Goodman was repeatedly attacked.
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Fortunately, the NRA, like all U.S. citizens, is protected by the First Amendment.
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"Let me tell you about my relationship to the First Amendment," he said.
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With no court to correct the board's mistakes, the First Amendment will suffer.
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We remember a section in the Constitution called the First Amendment about this.
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The former White House employees' First Amendment rights override these agreements, he says.
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Ms. Shamsi said some of the questioning appeared to violate First Amendment rights.
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After all, isn't it his First Amendment right to say what he wants?
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Remember, students have a First Amendment right to protest, just like anybody else.
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A group has sued the school, saying the ban violates the First Amendment.
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The new McCarthyism is an affront to the First Amendment of the Constitution.
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"This is not about the First Amendment," Thiel said at the Press Club.
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He worked previously as a First Amendment and media lawyer in private practice.
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That First Amendment can be inconvenient for anyone longing for power without scrutiny.
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But even more importantly, the First Amendment forbids discrimination based on religious status.
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The First Amendment was designed to protect against government restrictions on free speech.
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Stahl: But the private sector is not legally beholden to the First Amendment.
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Don't athletes have the same First Amendment rights as the rest of us?
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Federal employees must follow some restrictions, but they keep their First Amendment rights.
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I expect that Trump's attempts to undermine the First Amendment will ultimately fail.
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"Compulsory unification of opinion," the Court said, was antithetical to First Amendment values.
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"We can't sit here and say it's their First Amendment right," he said.
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He claims his words are fictional, and "entertainment," protected by the First Amendment.
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But his attacks on the First Amendment are only part of the story.
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Facebook faces no First Amendment claims for kicking off offensive users, for example.
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"This was not a First Amendment activity," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Rizwan Qureshi.
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" Well played... And this from Zucker: "Oh, how we love that First Amendment!
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It also dismissed Musk's argument that his First Amendment rights are being violated.
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The challengers argued that forcing doctors to participate violated their First Amendment rights.
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The First Amendment protects the right of publishers to publish what they choose.
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I'm intrigued to know where my First Amendment rights were taken away here?
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But the First Amendment exists to protect unpopular, even repulsive forms of expression.
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For this, we can thank the First Amendment, which protects even vulgar expression.
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Some of the laws are being challenged as violations of First Amendment rights.
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He argues he was acting as a journalist entitled to First Amendment protection.
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The Constitution, and in particular the First Amendment, seemed to set Jews free.
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But there is a larger point here, one grounded in the First Amendment.
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"I wonder if there aren't some First Amendment issues there," Mr. Cafardi said.
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It would also have to pass the hurdle of a First Amendment challenge.
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In two cases, federal courts held that the laws violated the First Amendment.
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And how did the Knight ... explain what the Knight First Amendment Institute is.
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And these turn out to be privacy cases, but also First Amendment cases.
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As a First Amendment advocate, I'm a little bit nervous about it myself.
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The ruling was typical of how the Court thinks about First Amendment issues.
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While the judge did say Friday that no one has an absolute First Amendment right to have access to the White House, he then said when the president invites in some reporters but excludes others the First Amendment comes into play.
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As the decision puts it: While we must recognize, and are sensitive to, the President's personal First Amendment rights, he cannot exercise those rights in a way that infringes the corresponding First Amendment rights of those who have criticized him.
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In Friday's decision on the temporary restraining order, Kelly found that there was no absolute First Amendment right for reporters to access the White House, but that once the White House started letting reporters in, First Amendment interests kicked in.
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The First Amendment issue that Musk raises in his response to the SEC is interesting because a big old fight about it could reshape how the First Amendment functions, says Ira Matetsky, a securities lawyer at Ganfer Shore Leeds & Zauderer.
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Before they can get to the heart of the access question, though, First Amendment advocates have to clear a big hurdle: Showing that they have standing to come before the surveillance court at all to make their First Amendment claim.
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So, for argument's sake, let's take Zuckerberg at his word when he says Facebook is taking inspiration from the First Amendment, and instead ask a different question: Does the decision to not fact-check politicians actually embody First Amendment values?
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It is not that I approve of Trump's words, but as a sworn defender of the First Amendment, I am honor-bound to defend his right to say them -- even if he might have a tense relationship with the First Amendment.
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The increased police presence is intended to serve as a "deterrent to anyone who would want to come into the community and exercise their First Amendment rights in a way that would violate someone else's First Amendment rights," Brackney said.
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"A fundamental underpinning of the First Amendment is that you have the right to speak, and also that you have the right to hear," Katie Fallow, a senior attorney at the Knight First Amendment Institute told me on a phone call.
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We filed a brief in this case supporting the First Amendment rights of crisis pregnancy centers, even though we also personally support abortion rights (our firm shares our view of the First Amendment, though it takes no position on abortion).
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She encourages lawmakers to consider First Amendment and civil rights issues when crafting legislation.
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First Amendment: Twitter is invoking the First Amendment's free speech protection in its complaint.
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And these terms are probably a problem in terms of just First Amendment jurisprudence.
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The second was constitutional, and relied on the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment protects speech and speaker, and the ideas that flow from each.
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"Gawker is putting the First Amendment in jeopardy by their actions," Houston tells PEOPLE.
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They argue that this makes his tape worthy of publication under the First Amendment.
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It's a First Amendment message that investors and consumers probably won't want to hear.
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How should we untangle the First Amendment rights at stake in this nightmare scenario?
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Johnson now says the San Francisco-based company infringed on his First Amendment rights.
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AND THAT'S THE KIND OF FIRST AMENDMENT FREEDOM THAT I'VE CONSISTENTLY STOOD UP FOR.
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Amazon initially resisted the request citing First Amendment grounds — but later conceded and complied.
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"I used to think the First Amendment applied entirely to the internet," he said.
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No one's life should be placed in danger for exercising their first amendment rights.
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Unstinting devotion to the First Amendment is a longstanding litmus test for media organizations.
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Bonner is welcome to his opinions and his First Amendment right of free speech.
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That would be the sort of governmental action that would trigger First Amendment protections.
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He added that, to him, the issue was about respect — not First Amendment rights.
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On the other side are the plant-based meat producers — and the First Amendment.
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In the meantime, the first amendment is clear, and you are in the wrong.
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"Imposing common-carrier regulations on Internet service providers violates the First Amendment," he writes.
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A judge unsealed the report after Atlanta station WXIA argued its First Amendment rights.
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Context: They say the rule violates the First Amendment and exceeds the government's authority.
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The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees certain rights including freedom of speech.
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For me, it's a battle between my heart, which is with the First Amendment.
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"The State Patrol supports the right to exercise one's First Amendment rights," said Col.
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But I ended up doing First Amendment law when I came out of school.
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The First Amendment has nothing to do with making private companies host your speech.
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WALLACE: But as I understand it, you say this is your First Amendment right.
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It becomes a First Amendment issue and then that takes it to the stratosphere.
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There was a great debate about 100 years ago as to First Amendment rights.
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Additionally, the Supreme Court has affirmed First Amendment protections for journalists against libel allegations.
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Is that a prior restraint subject to the First Amendment and the Iowa constitution?
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"The First Amendment is not designed to protect three-card monte dealers," he said.
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It decided that the First Amendment generally protects even racist speech on college campuses.
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That's a core principle, codified in the First Amendment and centuries of common law.
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"It's locker room talk, and we knew it was protected under the First Amendment."
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The pregnancy centers say that form of "compelled speech" violates their First Amendment rights.
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It is the nation's largest organization dedicated to defending First Amendment political speech rights.
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In the tweets, he again threatened to rip a hole in the First Amendment.
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Fusion's lawyers also argued that releasing the records would violate their First Amendment rights.
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Two lower courts said this fact disqualified him from protection under the First Amendment.
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"The First Amendment arguments are strong and Apple will definitely raise them," Cardozo said.
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Such private action is not government regulation of speech barred under the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment does not depend on whether everyone is in on the joke.
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The First Amendment does not, however, impose free speech rights on privately owned companies.
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But it's essential that we speak our minds and assert our First Amendment rights.
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The company is also raising a First Amendment claim that the law restricts speech.
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This overreach of power has unlawfully stripped many Americans of their First Amendment rights.
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The complaint alleges the law violates the First Amendment and is discouraging legitimate research.
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A First Amendment ruling in Janus would bear many similarities to right-to-work.
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But the First Amendment is only a parchment barrier, to use James Madison's expression.
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The Roberts court has tended to support the broadest protections for First Amendment liberties.
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The professors worry the First Amendment can't protect the journalistic community from such assaults.
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"The bigger issue to me is the jeopardy to First Amendment rights," he said.
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" He added, "It has all kinds of First Amendment implications, which are deeply disturbing.
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Those groups have long argued that the Johnson Amendment violates their First Amendment rights.
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Beyond First Amendment concerns, the drug industry has an interest in protecting its reputation.
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It is the nation's largest organization dedicated to defending First Amendment political speech rights.
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It's my First Amendment right — my freedom of speech and my freedom of religion.
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Colorado should also demonstrate this kind of respect for Jack Phillips' First Amendment freedoms.
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What has developed is the heightened malevolence from campus leaders towards the First Amendment.
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Instead of celebrating the First Amendment, I call on professional journalists to defend it.
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His lead attorney will be Bruce Rogow, a prominent First Amendment lawyer from Florida.
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Packingham challenged the law, claiming it violated his First Amendment right to free speech.
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To be sure, omission of the First Amendment could only be seen as deliberate.
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He has no obligation to protect First Amendment rights or guarantee them to us.
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The First Amendment of the United States Constitution severely limits policy options in America.
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Simmons sued the outlets, however the case was thrown out, citing the First Amendment.
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Lee, which involved a First Amendment challenge to the payment of social security taxes.
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The notion took root in what America's constitutional framers crafted as the First Amendment.
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We have the First Amendment, after all, which protects our right to speak freely.
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"The First Amendment gives journalists no special rights," says national security lawyer Elizabeth Goitein.
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Some, including Heng, have argued the policy is an encroachment on First Amendment rights.
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The issue was whether speech advocating for violence was protected by the First Amendment.
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Ms. Goodman had characterized that as a threat to journalism and the First Amendment.
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During Thursday's press conference, Pai expressed his continued commitment to protecting the First Amendment.
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Numerous crimes can be committed verbally without raising First Amendment concerns, the court found.
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Erwin: The law under the First Amendment is clear: Hate speech is protected speech.
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"It kind of shows the viewpoint neutrality of the First Amendment," Mr. Calvert said.
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I'm still worried about losing my First Amendment rights, not my Second Amendment rights.
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"Video games qualify for First Amendment protection," Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in his opinion.
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Legal scholars at Columbia University's Knight First Amendment Institute say that's a constitutional problem.
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All this is pretty basic, at least to those familiar with First Amendment law.
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Companies aren't constrained by the First Amendment, and can block content if they want.
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But he said that some of the posts were protected by the First Amendment.
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But fears of a direct assault on the First Amendment appear to be overblown.
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But they haven't been challenged under the kind of First Amendment theory developed here.
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That retaliation, the plaintiffs said, violated the First Amendment by diluting their voting power.
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The American Civil Liberties Union called the ruling a victory for the First Amendment.
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The campaign submitted some documents in March but withheld others, citing the First Amendment.
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United States, concluding that neither man's arrest constituted a violation of the First Amendment.
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They have refused to defend the F.B.I., the Justice Department and the First Amendment.
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His threats against the news media (including even search engines) offend First Amendment values.
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Mr. Bartlett sued, saying he had been arrested for exercising his First Amendment rights.
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Student Challenge: Liberties protected by the First Amendment continue to be challenged and debated.
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That is especially hard in the United States, with its still-strong First Amendment.
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So, according to Judge Balkman, J&J is not entitled to First Amendment protection.
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Bellotti, Powell held that political spending by corporations is protected by the First Amendment.
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That's raised massive First Amendment red flags for both left- and right-leaning experts.
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The First Amendment prohibits the government from infringing on free speech, not private companies.
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Does the First Amendment treat government-run colleges (public colleges) differently than private colleges?
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Donald Trump is damaging the country and civic discourse, and undermining the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment bars the government from discriminating among speakers based on their viewpoints.
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A law denying protection to disparaging trademarks, the court said, violated the First Amendment.
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Moreover, speech that is reckless, hateful and ill-willed nevertheless enjoys First Amendment protection.
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The students were exercising their First Amendment rights just as Bennett was, police said.
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The scope of First Amendment protections ought to be equally broad in every state.
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Unfortunately for Mr. Trump, the First Amendment is not as fragile as his ego.
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If the Supreme Court embraces this bogus First Amendment argument, it would smash precedent.
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I also want to say that being said, we also have the First Amendment.
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Johnson in 1989 that burning the American flag is allowed under the First Amendment.
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This is not a First Amendment issue though plenty of people think it is.
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This scenario illustrates one of the biggest misconceptions people have about the First Amendment.
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If you work for a private company, it's probably not a First Amendment issue.
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Judge Jackson ruled for Mr. Mckesson, saying he was protected by the First Amendment.
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But how do you do security in the context of the First Amendment, right?
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Today, the court stepped in to protect the First Amendment rights of these physicians.
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" In fact, it is what the First Amendment calls "the freedom of the press.
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Because Auburn is a public institution, its actions are governed by the First Amendment.
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The companies assert such a federal requirement would violate the First Amendment (The Hill).
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It is one of several First Amendment cases the justices are considering this term.
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This is one of several First Amendment cases the justices are considering this term.
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The lawyers also said Mr. Trump's public statements were protected by the First Amendment.
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Nor does it mean that everyone agrees on how to interpret the First Amendment.
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The courts upheld the commission's action against a First Amendment challenge by Big Tobacco.
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According to IRS correspondence, it targeted 85033 churches for practicing their First Amendment rights.
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The First Amendment does not demand a wall of separation between church and state.
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The United States Constitution's First Amendment is, at its root, an originally Mongol notion.
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It's upholding the First Amendment, so day laborers can solicit work on a sidewalk.
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They convey their opinions which, last I checked, is protected by the first amendment.
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But the First Amendment really does make America unique, even within the industrialized democracies.
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To begin with, as Leah Litman has explained, the First Amendment argument is weak.
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In short, Congress believed the internet was central to modern Americans' First Amendment freedoms.
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As always, we remain committed to constitutional policing, supporting First Amendment rights for all.
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That, Jolly suggests, can be enough to strip Mckesson of his First Amendment rights.
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They also raised First Amendment concerns at the government mandating any type of speech.
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Mueller would raise serious First Amendment concerns over political speech with such sweeping theories.
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"I think he has a healthy respect for the First Amendment," Spicer told reporters.
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In terms of your First Amendment right, it's kind of hard to restrict somebody.
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The Court did not breathe real life into the First Amendment until the 1960s.
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In 2010, however, the Supreme Court ruled that law unconstitutional on First Amendment grounds.
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But it said the law barring scandalous trademarks ran afoul of the First Amendment.
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Mr. Cole, a lawyer, has argued five First Amendment cases before the Supreme Court.
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To be sure, conservatives and corporations are invoking the First Amendment, and sometimes winning.
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In a more fundamental sense, the First Amendment favors people without power and influence.
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The fact that conservatives benefit from the First Amendment is not something to bemoan.
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I knew it was a raw deal, and there was a First Amendment issue.
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Net neutrality is called the First Amendment of the internet for a good reason.
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The First Amendment does not allow these types of special burdens on the press.
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Smith, Exxon and their allies say the state investigations violate Exxon's First Amendment rights.
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They say that we can't criticize their dishonest coverage because of the First Amendment.
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There's this important question of what values the First Amendment is meant to protect.
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To have them go on and on about how they protect the First Amendment.
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If he wants to exercise his First Amendment rights in his spare time, okay.
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"This is a very integral part of the First Amendment," said Richard L. Entrup.
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"I don't think you can do that under the First Amendment, really," she said.
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Update: I changed the language in the first paragraph to read, "the First Amendment doesn't apply to social media companies," rather than the original wording, "social media companies don't have to uphold the First Amendment" in order to make the statement more clear.
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Although reporting on this story has not mentioned the Constitution, Twitter is alight with common sense questions around banned speech and the First Amendment — that is, doesn't the First Amendment protect the rights of scientists and researchers to use these very legitimate words?
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The recommendation came today from Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald, in response to a First Amendment lawsuit, filed in July 2017 by the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, and seven people who Trump has blocked on Twitter, according to the Associated Press.
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Columbia itself just opened the doors to its new free press law center, the Knight First Amendment Institute, founded to preserve, protect and reshape First Amendment law in an era when its not that popular and companies like Gawker are financially stretched.
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A federal appeals court held that the Washington regulations did not violate the First Amendment.
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He was a passionate defender of First Amendment rights and also an opponent of abortion.
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"It's not about the First Amendment, it's about the rules of the Capitol," Hunter said.
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" "No act of speech is so obnoxious that it merits tampering with our First Amendment.
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In 1968, the Supreme Court rejected arguments that this law was against the First Amendment.
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I've always been a student of the First Amendment, and now I really know it.
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CHACON: The First Amendment doesn&apost get enforceable whether you&aposre employed or not employed.
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"We should all worry if anybody is going to change the First Amendment," Bewkes said.
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The companies also argued that these regulations violate their First Amendment rights to free speech.
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This is, in every sense of the term, viewpoint discrimination that violates the First Amendment.
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It raises the question: Are social media platforms like Twitter subject to the First Amendment?
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It has been updated to include new developments about the Knight First Amendment Institute's lawsuit.
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Barnes," stating "The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution is similarly suspicious of prior restraints.
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I think the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, religious liberty, government overreached the Second Amendment.
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Similar bills at the state level have been criticized for encroaching on the First Amendment.
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These tactics usually don't break any laws or set off any First Amendment alarm bells.
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But check it out ... she's actually all for the students exercising their First Amendment right.
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I don't want to restrict political speech and undermine the First Amendment in the process.
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One lawmaker literally held up the U.S. Constitution at Zuckerberg and recited the First Amendment.
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Amazon says conversations with Alexa are protected by the first amendment in a murder case.
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Amazon looks set to argue that the Echo is a First Amendment and privacy issue.
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"If the President is exercising his First Amendment rights, that's not my issue," Rosenstein said.
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"Of course anonymous speakers should be given First Amendment protection," he told Motherboard via email.
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Those norms might be shaped by the First Amendment but they aren't bound by them.
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Do most users actually want virtual speech limited only by exceptions to the First Amendment?
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Cataldo also argued that Carter's words amounted to free speech protected by the First Amendment.
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American law has long had ways of dealing with that in a First Amendment context.
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First Amendment advocates are seeking access to redacted opinions from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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I don't think anyone says that we shouldn't, that we should [follow the] First Amendment.
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Federal Election Commission, held that the First Amendment protects the right to literally bribe candidates.
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A tweeter-in-chief who attacks football players, his own party, and the First Amendment?
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The First Amendment has been a frequent punching bag of Mr Trump's alarmingly litigious campaign.
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"Corporations do have first amendment rights, like media corporations for example," the HHS official said.
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If somebody tries to sue me, I'll just make another one about the First Amendment.
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"Conspiracy charges are antithetical to the core values of the first amendment," Flores-Williams said.
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Anything less, Janus and his lawyers argued, was an infringement on his First Amendment rights.
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Sullivan, which says the First Amendment protects speech even when the president doesn't like it.
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This dovetails with Clay's main argument: that removing the painting would violate the First Amendment.
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The Senate passed a similar bill amid concerns that the legislation violates the First Amendment.
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And: This is not a matter for government, given the strictures of the First Amendment.
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Facebook ran head-on into the First Amendment last week, and the result wasn't pretty.
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Chilling disfavored political movements is precisely what the First Amendment is meant to protect against.
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We have to respect the First Amendment, but it&aposs the people who feed it.
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Never mind that punishing people for what they believe in also violates the First Amendment.
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But a secondary defense will, if Bloomberg's source is accurate, lean on the First Amendment.
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A "compulsory fee for speech to influence governmental policies" chafes against the First Amendment, too.
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She finished by saying she not only loves the flag, but also the First Amendment.
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Facebook is neither bound by the First Amendment nor legally required to police hate speech.
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They're the private public squares, and then they get to hide behind First Amendment stuff.
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Didn't Trump once claim, "I love the First Amendment — nobody loves it more than me"?
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By contrast, Benisek targets one egregious gerrymander in a single district on First Amendment grounds.
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"The foundation of the United States and the First Amendment is really solid," Huffman said.
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"I believe in the First Amendment," said Pai, whom Trump appointed as the FCC chair.
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"Even presidents are entitled to First Amendment rights," said Michael Wildes, a former federal prosecutor.
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For the statistics-shy, the First Amendment approach in Benisek may present an attractive alternative.
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In Washington, journalists celebrated the First Amendment (and themselves) at a glitzy and ritzy dinner.
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The First Amendment and the free press is under attack like I've never seen before.
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In 2019, the MTA's Victorian view of female sexuality and the First Amendment cannot stand.
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The president and I support the freedom of the press, enshrined in the First Amendment.
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Students and graduates denied that their opposition to DeVos infringed on others' First Amendment rights.
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"Liberals love the first amendment until you say something they don't agree with," he tweeted.
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But Trump is the only candidate to actually campaign to reduce our First Amendment rights.
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And that, some legal experts say, raises First Amendment concerns about what Trump is doing.
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Doe that the other prongs of the Dendrite test adequately protect posters' First Amendment rights.
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Previously, he defended reporters and media outlets as a First Amendment lawyer in private practice.
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Many of the court opinions noted the First Amendment problems inherent in regulating internet content.
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But often the most unpopular defendants present the most important cases under the First Amendment.
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He repeated his contention that the First Amendment to the Constitution does not protect fraud.
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"Hateful speech is protected under the First Amendment, whether we like it or not," Rep.
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Cook during his speech at the Newseum also discussed the importance of the First Amendment.
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Sullivan, which is in my view the most important case protecting our First Amendment rights.
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Is this sort of evidence useful for determining whether a rule violates the First Amendment?
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Public officials must be called out for misstating the law about nonprofits' First Amendment rights.
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Gabe Weinberg: You would probably need a constitutional amendment, because of the First Amendment. Yeah.
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Others question whether they would unfairly restrict the First Amendment rights of some city employees.
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The First Amendment, we are told by numerous constitutional scholars, protects hate and racist speech.
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Only an act of Congress — such as the First Amendment Defense Act introduced by Sens.
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"The First Amendment doesn't allow you to say 'fire' in a movie theater," Scalise said.
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Both parties have an obligation to fight the radical activists' assault on the First Amendment.
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The vigorous protection of everyone's First Amendment rights can seem politically inconvenient in the moment.
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" Mr. Schneiderman has called the pushback from the company and its supporters "First Amendment opportunism.
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Still, the National Park Service told ABC 2900 that it must approve 'First Amendment events.
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The First Amendment should never be used as a shield or sword to justify violence.
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At bottom, the bakery's "First Amendment" defense is really a quarrel with this basic conclusion.
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The court ruled that preventing sex offenders from accessing social media violates the First Amendment.
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President Trump lawsuit says he'll announce his ruling in the First Amendment case this afternoon.
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It shouldn't take a lawsuit from CNN to remind the president of the First Amendment.
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But Trump's remarks cannot constitute a threat or intimidation punishable consistent with the First Amendment.
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Kelly did not rule on whether the administration violated CNN and Acosta's First Amendment rights.
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Kelly said he has not determined if the First Amendment was violated in this case.
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In each of these hypotheticals, the information is at the core of the First Amendment.
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"Abood is offensive to the First Amendment," Janus said in his brief for the court.
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Anglin has claimed his messages in the Gersh case are protected by the First Amendment.
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The Center is the nation's largest organization dedicated to defending First Amendment political speech rights.
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American Priority, much like TPUSA, portrays itself as a fierce defender of the First Amendment.
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Of course, this would be an obvious violation of First Amendment protections for the press.
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But why should similar First Amendment violations for private citizens and other organizations be tolerated?
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The scum of the earth, hell-bent on depriving them of their First Amendment rights.
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For example, at times peaceful protesters have been jailed for exercising their First Amendment rights.
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Otero determined that the President's language was simply hyperbole and within his First Amendment rights.
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"That is not how the First Amendment operates," he said on CNN's "New Day" Thursday.
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He argued that the First Amendment protected him from having to support such political expression.
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The nation's founders created a First Amendment to keep the government from shutting people up.
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Disseminating false information to help sell a product finds no protection in the First Amendment.
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No one actually believes that all forms of expression are protected by the First Amendment.
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Our short, brilliant First Amendment linking freedom of speech, religion and press will be weakened.
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But the group acknowledges that at private institutions, the First Amendment provides no such protection.
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Libel is a matter of state law limited by the principles of the First Amendment.
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Yes, the President being critical of private citizens exercising their First Amendment rights is news.
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Only one will work: discourage donations to schools that refuse to implement the First Amendment.
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Minnesota, which involved an unsympathetic and unlikely champion of the First Amendment -- Jay M. Near.
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The opinion briefly discussed, and dismissed, the argument that the rules violate the First Amendment.
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The ruling concluded that Philadelphia International Airport's ban on noncommercial advertising violated the First Amendment.
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The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and of the press.
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"CNN is an American symbol of independent journalism and First Amendment free speech," he added.
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As for the First Amendment and freedom of the press, Conway had nothing to say.
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Katie Fallow is a senior attorney at the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University.
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The unions defending the compulsory fees said the teachers' First Amendment arguments were a ruse.
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Right now, legal protections for speech remain strong, thanks to a robust First Amendment jurisprudence.
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Gawker argues that its decision to publish the excerpt is protected by the First Amendment.
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If career scientists are fired for writing uncensored documents, they have no First Amendment recourse.
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The corporate misuse of the First Amendment and the Constitution more broadly, has gone viral.
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Here's another, larger question: Is the FBI's court order even constitutional under the First Amendment?
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Defendant's choice not to allow certain speech is a right protected by the First Amendment.
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Backpage claimed the Senate committee's October 2015 subpoena violates CEO Carl Ferrer's First Amendment rights.
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Trump has challenged the press, our First Amendment rights to free speech and peaceful assembly.
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He has been sanctioned in violation of his first amendment right to freedom of speech.
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In the United States, the First Amendment protects almost all expression, no matter how offensive.
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The exercise of that authority, though, threatens U.S. citizens' First Amendment freedom of speech rights.
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Johnson in 1989, the Supreme Court upheld the First-Amendment right to burn the flag.
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Or could such measures violate, say, the Constitution's Equal Protection Clause or the First Amendment?
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"We applaud the many courageous young Americans exercising their First Amendment rights today," it read.
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"People could just as easily call for restrictions on the first amendment," Mr. Holton said.
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"The First Amendment protects the freedom of speech," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote.
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Davison's speech "occupies the core of the protection afforded by the First Amendment," Wynn wrote.
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Instead, he's protected by the First Amendment that he and Trump are trying to subvert.
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He said some colleagues had some qualms appearing before Congress, given the First Amendment implications.
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It is not changing anytime soon — neither the First Amendment nor the rules of libel.
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Floyd Abrams, a leading First Amendment lawyer, expressed concern about the president's proposed executive order.
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The F.B.I. cannot open a terror investigation based on activity protected by the First Amendment.
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The chairman of the Assembly health committee has raised First Amendment concerns about the bill.
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But its footnotes contained the outline of a legal argument based on First Amendment concerns.
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Department of Justice, the successful First Amendment challenge to the U.S. export restrictions on cryptography.
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Unfortunately, the First Amendment is vague in its language, which gives wide latitude for interpretation.
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Does dissuading them from doing so infringe on their First Amendment rights to free speech?
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Given First Amendment protections, no American court would be inclined to enforce such an order.
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In your opinion, is he a "cyberbully" or is he expressing his First Amendment right?
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"If ExxonMobil has committed fraud, its speech would not merit First Amendment protection," wrote Post.
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But Justice Kennedy seemed to accept that polling places may require special First Amendment rules.
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Kotler filed a lawsuit in April, alleging that his First Amendment rights had been violated.
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The First Amendment ... makes stopping terrorist acts committed by Americans before they happen more challenging.
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Based on their understanding of the First Amendment, can the government ever draw reasonable limits?
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His threat to target NBC drew immediate concerns that he was undermining the First Amendment.
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"I'm not going to talk about a guy exercising his First Amendment rights," he said.
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Instead, we're asking you to interpret the Constitution: Does the First Amendment protect that speech?
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"The best case for that is that the First Amendment protects anonymous speech," he said.
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Unions reject the First Amendment arguments, saying that collective bargaining is different from political activity.
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In dissent, Justice Stephen G. Breyer said that was a misuse of First Amendment principles.
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"We're gratified that we will have the opportunity to defend these crucial First Amendment rights."
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But the federal government's options on combating online bias are limited by the First Amendment.
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The group argued that Judge Kemp's decision to "preach the Bible" violated the First Amendment.
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"The First Amendment protects freedom of association," Executive Director Karen Harned said in a statement.
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Let's look at some common First Amendment arguments; illuminated and debunked by a constitutional expert.
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" Bloomberg on Thursday reported that this year's rally is called the "First Amendment Demonstration Run.
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In an interview, Ms. Trottenberg said the city was careful about ensuring First Amendment rights.
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We wouldn't need a First Amendment to protect speech that everyone likes, now would we?
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He thought it made a mockery of the First Amendment right to petition the government.
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FIRE has long opposed federal agency requirements that conflict with well-settled First Amendment jurisprudence.
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The center is the nation's largest organization dedicated to defending First Amendment political speech rights.
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His opinion became perhaps the most famous articulation of a theory of the First Amendment.
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The official purpose of the dinner is to promote First Amendment values by awarding scholarships.
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"Let me tell you about my relationship to the First Amendment," Mr. Buttigieg responded then.
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That was the finding of last year's First Amendment survey, conducted by the Newseum Institute.
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But in his ruling, Judge Mastroianni said the statements were protected by the First Amendment.
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Politicians who abhor criticism cite equality as a rationale to abate individual First Amendment rights.
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" In the request for dismissal, Anglin calls the lawsuit "an affront to the First Amendment.
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"— Hank Koehler, 303, Westfield, N.J. "The First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States.
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That law was upheld in federal court against similar First Amendment challenges, the AP reported.
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Waheed said the new law would mean more surveillance and infringing upon First Amendment rights.
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"His attacks seem to reflect a more fundamental attack on First Amendment ideals," Sides said.
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A First Amendment rights advocate, however, said she thought Facebook had struck the right balance.
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In Trump's defense, the First Amendment does extend to all viewpoints — whether virtuous or evil.
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The judge ruled on First Amendment grounds and did not assess the hacking-related allegations.
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Ms. Stewart had argued that her client's fiery sermons were protected under the First Amendment.
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He argues that the First Amendment protects him from having to support such political expression.
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Snodgrass sued the department last month, accusing Pentagon officials of breaching his First Amendment rights.
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The school says its disorderly conduct policy doesn't violate anyone's First Amendment free speech rights.
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I think what they did was they didn't lose that case on First Amendment grounds.
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"Free speech, the First Amendment, is about allowing language you don't like," Mr. Paul said.
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Cops regularly violate people's rights, including those protected by the First Amendment and Fourth Amendment.
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I wasn't going to stop that because I believe in that whole First Amendment thing.
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Our First Amendment right to practice our faith freely, without government penalties, must be defended.
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"It's flatly unconstitutional under the First Amendment," she said of the ban in an interview.
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The US federal government owes citizens their First Amendment speech rights; private companies do not.
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I mean, I think you have summarized quite well the basic First Amendment arguments here.
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If I wasn't for the First Amendment, my dad would never talk to me again.
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Bixby also credited Clark with the decision to defend his case on First Amendment grounds.
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But the tobacco industry filed a lawsuit, claiming the warnings violated its First Amendment rights.
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Both claim that the First Amendment gives them the right to film cops in public, but a federal judge who presided over the case in US District Court in Philadelphia ruled in late February that Fields and Geraci aren't protected under the First Amendment.
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Most of the time when you're talking about these platforms policing speech, there is no First Amendment question because the First Amendment is about what government can stop you from saying or if the government can force you to have a space to say.
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"Recent cases have made clear that the First Amendment provides broad protection for commercial speech that is truthful and non-misleading," said Floyd Abrams, a leading First Amendment rights lawyer with Cahill Gordon & Reindel, who successfully defended The New York Times in landmark litigation.
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"We are making essentially the same argument that that [the Virginia] plaintiff did: that a particular public official's social media account is governed by the First Amendment and constitutes a public forum under the First Amendment," said Jameel Jaffer, executive director of the Knight Institute.
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I think what I mean by that is that conversations that used to take place in spaces that were subject to the First Amendment are now taking place in spaces that are controlled by private actors and therefore not subject to the First Amendment.
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If it is, the Supreme Court's First Amendment doctrine barring "viewpoint discrimination" would come into play.
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" But Hogan's lawyer, David, told PEOPLE that Gawker's First Amendment defense "is a pathetic hail Mary.
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There is little reason to think the First Amendment constrains Mr Trump either, the chief wrote.
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How would VandeHei get around this without violating members of Congress's First Amendment rights to expression?
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This is a clear restriction of speech protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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The First Amendment has been front and center in the press under President Donald Trump's administration.
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