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Trump orders crackdown on US flag burning and desecration, raising free speech concern
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday directing the U.S. attorney general to prosecute those who burn or in any way desecrate the American flag, leading to criticism by free speech advocates.
Trump signs order to prosecute cases of flag-burning, setting up potential First Amendment conflict
President Trump signed an order Monday requiring the Justice Department to investigate cases in which an American flag is burned, despite a Supreme Court decision protecting burnings as free speech.
Florida’s protections against costly lawsuits designed to silence free speech earned a poor grade from a national watchdog ...
A new article from the Daedalus (Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences) Future of Free Speech Symposium. Eugene Volokh | 10.28.2024 5:56 PM ...
Legal scholars and academics examined the limits of free speech, including whether the First Amendment protects so-called offensive or "hate speech." Speakers included representatives from the ...
With 25 states earning an "A" grade for anti-SLAPP laws, Utah is at the forefront of protecting First Amendment rights.
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Europe’s Free-Speech Problem
Republicans are right to criticize Europe for attacking free expression, even if that makes them hypocritical.
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression's annual college rankings raise concerns about free speech protections at four Iowa schools.
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