Sentence examples for protected opinion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Buckley sued for libel and won, though an appeals court held that that comment was nondefamatory, constitutionally protected opinion.

That's my constitutionally protected opinion (as fluid as it is) so, please, no hate mail.

A district court in Oregon held that all but one of Cox's posts were constitutionally protected opinion.

And not all that speech is pleasant, either: burning crosses, desecrating the American flag, parade permits for Nazis, lying about military honors and determining protected opinion.

A district court in Oregon held that all but one of Cox's posts was constitutionally protected opinion, but allowed a trial on a blog that accused Padrick of having failed to pay taxes that his client company owed.

At the very minimum, anything that is indisputably inaccurate must be corrected: there is no protected opinion that holds that the sun rises in the west.

Not that the child was protected from opinions.

Not, you understand, the sort of coercion used by George Bush in overturning Saddam Hussein's dictatorship, for that was outrageously in violation of international law and public opinion.So in Mr Monbiot's world, mass-murdering dictatorships would be protected when public opinion would rather they be left alone?

After several hours of deliberations on Thursday, the board determined that Mr. McSwane had violated the newspaper's code of ethics (which states that "profane and vulgar words are not acceptable for opinion writing") but said that the editorial was an expression of opinion protected by the First Amendment.

The company's assistant general counsel, David Starr, released a statement that read: "It's clear from the complaint that the plaintiff recognizes that the review was an expression of opinion, protected by the First Amendment.

"In 1971, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that they were protected, in an opinion by the conservative then Chief Justice Warren Burger, Adam Cohenn wrote in Time in September.