The California-based First Amendment Coalition, the Freedom of the Press Foundation and the Los Angeles Press Club led the letter to DHS. In addition, 27 other press freedom and First Amendment ...

Developments in recent decades reflect diminished respect for the First Amendment. These include campus speech codes, political pressure for censorship on social media platforms, and a society ...

The First Amendment does not protect what's called true threat to cause harm, which is a genuine and actual threat to hurt somebody specific as opposed to general advocacy or rhetorical hyperbole." ...

Look for Seely's work on First Amendment issues beginning June 2 on azcentral.com, in the print Arizona Republic and on our social platforms, including Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X and Threads.

Are Character AI’s chatbots protected speech? One court isn’t sure. A judge is “not prepared” to say companion chatbots should receive First Amendment protection.

In Speech First, Inc. v. Fenves (5th Cir. 2020), this court concluded that Speech First had standing to sue on behalf of students challenging a speech code at the University of Texas at Austin.