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Category Archives: Freedom of Speech
Occupy Wall Street—A Civil Rights Movement?
Today is the first day that any Occupy Wall Street protesters are in court after being arrested on their march from their lower Manhattan base to Union Square two months prior on September 24th. These may be the first arrests … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, First Amendment Rights, Freedom of Speech, Los Angeles Incidents, Orange County Incidents, Police Misconduct, Riverside County Incidents, Uncategorized
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10 UC Muslim Students’ Verdict Expected Today
At the time of writing this blog, the verdict from the jury in the trial of 10 Muslim University of California students charged with disrupting a speech by a visiting Israeli diplomat last year is expected to be announced. On … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Freedom of Speech, Orange County Incidents
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CVHS Teacher Cannot Be Sued for Alleged First Amendment Violation
We are happy to report that, on Friday, a federal appeals court tossed out a ruling from a lower court regarding a Capistrano Valley High School teacher and a student’s First Amendment rights. In 2007, history teacher James Corbett was … Continue reading →