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Probing Nominees’ Positions on Constitutional Rights, Church-State Separation Is Not Religious Perse
Religious Right organizations and conservative media outlets have been slamming Democratic senators over their questioning of Notre Dame Law
The Huffington Post


Sex Trafficking Bill Would Undermine Free Speech
Congress' latest blow to freedom of speech could come in the form of a bill intended to stop sex trafficking. If passed, the “Stop Enabl
Ashley Baker


Free Speech Isn’t Speech Without Consequence
Regardless of what the law decides in this case, the question still remains on the issue of whether an employee like Damore should have some
Dan Forrest


Justice Alert: Blue Slips, Free Speech, Digital Privacy, and More
An update from the Committee for Justice.
Ashley Baker


Social Networks and Net Neutrality: Who Really Threatens Free Speech?
Congress explicitly granted online intermediaries this immunity based on the finding that ICS’s “offer a forum for a true diversity of polit
Mark Epstein


No Churches Need Apply? Supreme Court Upholds Religious Liberty in Trinity Lutheran Ruling
“No churches need apply.”
That is how the Supreme Court characterized a Missouri grant program that deemed religious institutions ineligibl
Christina Pesavento


At Senate Hearing, Confusion Abounds on First Amendment Principles
Senators Dick Durbin (D-IL), Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) all have law degrees, so one could be forgiven for expec
Chris Knox


What Supreme Court Ruling Means for the Fate of the Redskins Name
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling allowing an Asian-American rock band to trademark their name "The Slants" could let the Washington Redskins keep the trademark to their controversial name. During the Obama administration, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) told the rockers they couldn't trademark The Slants because it was offensive... Read more from CBN News.
CBN News


Supreme Court Ruling on Offensive Speech a Victory for First Amendment
The Committee for Justice applauds the Supreme Court's unanimous decision today in Matal v. Tam, striking down a provision of federal la
Ashley Baker
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