Jun 4 2025 Topics Federal Courts • First Amendment • State Governments • Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post Split Eleventh Circuit Panel Enjoins Florida Obscenity Law: Does Florida’s Protection of Children Act Violate the Original Understanding of the Free Speech Clause? Ryan Dean Newman A recent decision by a divided panel of the Eleventh Circuit is the latest misuse...
May 8 2025 Topics Corporations, Securities & Antitrust • Founding Era & History • Jurisprudence Blog Post Big Tech and the Conservative Paradox Craig Parshall Last month may well be remembered as Big Tech’s Antitrust April. On Monday, April 14,...
Apr 21 2025 Topics Supreme Court • Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post Secret Recording and the Right to Privacy: Project Veritas at the Supreme Court Stephen R. Klein On April 7, Project Veritas filed a petition for certiorari with the United States Supreme...
Apr 18 2025 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Founding Era & History Blog Post The Shot Heard Round The World John Kennerly Davis In May of 1773, to rescue the nearly bankrupt East India Company, the British Parliament...
Mar 4 2025 Publication Federalist Society Review Applying the Founders' Originalism Robert G. Natelson The 1787 Federal Convention drafted, and the ratifiers approved, the United States Constitution under the...
Feb 12 2025 Publication State Court Docket Watch Supreme Judicial Court Streamlines Massachusetts Anti-SLAPP Motions Eric Hageman In Bristol Asphalt, Co. v. Rochester Bituminous Products, Inc., the Supreme Judicial Court of...
Jan 10 2025 Topics First Amendment • Litigation • Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post Settlement in Council on American Islamic Relations v. Gaubatz Leaves an Unresolved Tension Between the First Amendment and Secret Recording Laws Stephen R. Klein The Council on American Islamic Relations, or CAIR, is no stranger to controversy or litigation,...
Nov 13 2024 Publication State Court Docket Watch Massachusetts High Court Strikes Down Switchblade Ban under Bruen Tim Rosenberger In Commonwealth v. Canjura,[1] the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court addressed whether the state's prohibition on...
Sep 23 2024 Publication Federalist Society Review Predistribution, Labor Standards, and Ideological Drift: Why Some Conservatives Are Embracing Labor Unions (and Why They Shouldn't) Alexander T. MacDonald Common ground isn’t always a good thing. For example, consider the growing popularity of “predistribution.”...
Sep 19 2024 Podcast FedSoc Forums Litigation Update: Free Speech Rights of K-12 Students Conor Fitzpatrick, Tyson Langhofer, Casey Mattox, Caleb Trotter The free speech rights (or lack thereof) of K-12 students has always been a unique...
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Split Eleventh Circuit Panel Enjoins Florida Obscenity Law: Does Florida’s Protection of Children Act Violate the Original Understanding of the Free Speech Clause?
A recent decision by a divided panel of the Eleventh Circuit is the latest misuse...
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Big Tech and the Conservative Paradox
Last month may well be remembered as Big Tech’s Antitrust April. On Monday, April 14,...
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Secret Recording and the Right to Privacy: Project Veritas at the Supreme Court
On April 7, Project Veritas filed a petition for certiorari with the United States Supreme...
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The Shot Heard Round The World
In May of 1773, to rescue the nearly bankrupt East India Company, the British Parliament...
Applying the Founders' Originalism
Robert G. Natelson
The 1787 Federal Convention drafted, and the ratifiers approved, the United States Constitution under the...
Supreme Judicial Court Streamlines Massachusetts Anti-SLAPP Motions
Eric Hageman
In Bristol Asphalt, Co. v. Rochester Bituminous Products, Inc., the Supreme Judicial Court of...
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Settlement in Council on American Islamic Relations v. Gaubatz Leaves an Unresolved Tension Between the First Amendment and Secret Recording Laws
The Council on American Islamic Relations, or CAIR, is no stranger to controversy or litigation,...
Massachusetts High Court Strikes Down Switchblade Ban under Bruen
Tim Rosenberger
In Commonwealth v. Canjura,[1] the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court addressed whether the state's prohibition on...
Predistribution, Labor Standards, and Ideological Drift: Why Some Conservatives Are Embracing Labor Unions (and Why They Shouldn't)
Alexander T. MacDonald
Common ground isn’t always a good thing. For example, consider the growing popularity of “predistribution.”...
Litigation Update: Free Speech Rights of K-12 Students
Conor Fitzpatrick, Tyson Langhofer, Casey Mattox, Caleb Trotter
The free speech rights (or lack thereof) of K-12 students has always been a unique...