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SLAPPed in the climate change debate
In an op-ed at FoxNews, Curt Levey writes that while the nation's campuses are hosts to the most prominent battles in the war on free sp
Published in Fox News


Climate change vs. free speech: Punishing fossil fuel companies for expressing doubt
Free speech has recently been losing its battle with political correctness. Events on campuses including Yale and the University of Missouri
Op-ed published in Fox News


Amicus Brief Filed in McCutcheon v. FEC
CFJ’s brief in McCutcheon v. FEC was authored by Emory Law School’s Supreme Court Advocacy Project and CFJ President Curt Levey. A PDF copy
CFJ Staff


CFJ Fights for Free Speech at High Court, Files Brief in McCutcheon v. FEC
Today the Supreme Court hears oral argument in the biggest campaign finance case since Citizens United, and the Committee for Justice has we
CFJ Staff


Committee for Justice Asks Supremes to Overturn Contribution Limits
This week, the Committee for Justice filed an amicus curiae brief in McCutcheon v. FEC, the next big campaign finance case before the U.S. S
CFJ Staff
Lawsuits Seek Religious Freedom
Yesterday, a large and diverse group of plaintiffs filed lawsuits in a dozen federal courts, challenging the administration's rule that
Dillon Rosdahl


Free speech or an invasion of privacy?
On Wednesday, the New Hampshire Supreme Court heard arguments regarding a case that calls into question whether or not online commentators are protected by the First Amendment. The case of course has much wider implications involving what constitutes a viable media entity covered by the freedoms afforded under the First Amendment – even if that media entity is an anonymous pajama-clad blogger sitting in his/her basement churning out opinion columns. The case focuses on a mo
Debbie Smith
Kennedy vs. Freedom of Association
Via Taranto, here's TigerHawk posing a pertinent question regarding Sen. Kennedy's demand that the Senate subpoena the private paper
Walter Olson


Student Sues Cal Poly Campus, Saying It Violated His Free-Speech Rights
A student at California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo sued university officials on Thursday for what he and his lawyers ca
Chronicle of Higher Education
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