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Super Bowl Commercial Raises First Amendment Concerns
Fatin Haddad, Government Law Review member According to FOX News, a commercial that is approved to air during the Super Bowl is stirring up quite a controversy.[1] College football phenom… more →
Albany Gov't Law Review Fireplace Blog
midday musings on gay marriage
wrote 2 months ago: When I was in college, apart from political theory classes, my favorite classes were my Constitution … more →
Free Speech, Intentional Offense and Human Decency
wrote 7 months ago: U.S. Supreme Court building. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) By Mowahid Hussain Shah Avoiding intentional … more →
The Freedom of Expression
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wrote 8 months ago: As everyone is aware at this point, a video posted on YouTube recently set off a firestorm of violen … more →
A Free Speech Primer
wrote 8 months ago: In August 2012, the Bodo-Muslim violence that had been plaguing Assam over the previous three weeks … more →
Dangerous Mind: Thoughts Inside Tariq Mehanna's Head Deemed Illegal
wrote 1 year ago: Late last year, a jury in Boston convicted Tarek Mehanna, a 29-year-old pharmacist born in Pittsburg … more →
Talking up terrorism and the right to free speech
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wrote 1 year ago: It was Peter Gelzinis’ column in today’s Boston Herald that got me thinking about the ca … more →
London Riots and the Battle (or Hypocrisy) over Social Media
wrote 1 year ago: While riots in London and throughout the UK appear to have calmed down, an interesting remark by Pri … more →
Monday Morning Hearsay: Sedition
wrote 2 years ago: On May 16, 1918 Congress passed the Sedition Act, making it a crime to make false statements about t … more →
Super Bowl Commercial Raises First Amendment Concerns
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wrote 3 years ago: Fatin Haddad, Government Law Review member According to FOX News, a commercial that is a … more →
Let's Change the First Amendment "a Little"
wrote 4 years ago: Yesterday afternoon in my US Government class, we were talking about the First Amendment of the US C … more →
The fallacy of “Freedom of Speech”.
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wrote 5 years ago: Here is a question – does freedom of speech truly exist, or is this a fallacy that has been propagat … more →
