Prosecutors in Arizona’s Fake Electors Case Dispute Allegations of Political Motive
Defense attorneys argued this week that the state's attorney general has used the indictment to silence their clients’ constitutionally protected speech about the 2020 election.
Court Revives Sarah Palin’s Libel Lawsuit Against The New York Times
The libel lawsuit by Palin centered on the newspaper’s 2017 editorial falsely linking her campaign rhetoric to a mass shooting, which Palin asserted damaged her reputation and career.
Jury Finds Ex-Politician Guilty of Murder in Killing of Las Vegas Investigative Reporter
Robert Telles has been jailed without bail since his arrest several days after Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter Jeff German was found stabbed to death.
Lessons Learned From 2016 Led US Officials To Be More Open About Iran Hack
Legal challenges over government restrictions on free speech have complicated the government’s ability to exchange information with social media companies.
Defense Attorneys in Arizona’s Fake Elector Case Call Prosecutors Politically Motivated
Lawyers argued that the Democratic state Attorney General tried to use the indictment to silence their clients’ constitutionally protected speech about the 2020 election.
Hearing Over Whether To Dismiss Charges in Arizona Fake Electors Case Enters Second Day
An attorney for Rudy Giuliani, who was indicted in the case, argued Giuliani did nothing criminal but was exercising his rights to free speech and to petition the government.
New York Barred From Taking Action Against Groups Promoting Abortion Pill ‘Reversal’
The centers have a First Amendment right to “speak freely” about the reversal protocol and say it is safe and effective to use in consultation with a doctor, the judge said.
Jury Sides With Pennsylvania Teacher in Suit Against District Over Jan. 6 Rally
The teacher's suit said school district and top officials retaliated against him based on his protected speech by falsely suggesting he took part in the U.S. Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021.