New York Times v. Sullivan
The Supreme Court held that libelous words about a public official can be protected when made in the context of fostering debate about government and…
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The Supreme Court held that libelous words about a public official can be protected when made in the context of fostering debate about government and…
The Supreme Court vacated the lower court decision and remanded for reconsideration in light of Masterpiece Cakeshop, requiring the state to provide neutral and respectful…
The case addresses whether social media companies can ban content based on political or religious viewpoints and the balance between platform free speech rights and…
The case addresses whether social media companies can ban content based on political or religious viewpoints and the balance between platform free speech rights and…
A public school is not mandated to accommodate a teacher's religious convictions regarding preferred names for transgender students if doing so would undermine the school's…
Government officials cannot leverage their regulatory positions to coerce private entities into de-banking organizations based on political or ideological grounds.
The people made the Constitution, and the people can unmake it. It is the creature of their own will, and lives only by their will.
A lifeguard's alleged religious objection to Pride flags and removal of them must be evaluated against county policies promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
The court found that the Department of Education's Final Rule expanding Title IX to include gender identity and sexual orientation exceeded the DoE's statutory authority…