Sentence examples for speech litigation from inspiring English sources
Although we regret being proven right, we are proud to sponsor Buchanan's lawsuit as part of our Stand Up For Speech Litigation Project and look forward to the restoration of unfettered dialogue between professors and students at LSU.
"The Cutting Edge of Free Speech Litigation" reads one of the signs at the firm's booth.
Kelly's response emphasized that the comment failed to cite a single case in the 20 year history of speech code litigation, misrepresented and ignored relevant Supreme Court holdings, and matter-of-factly asserted that college students should have even fewer rights to speak freely than grade school students or private employees in professional offices.
"Some Saudis appear to be using the U.K. as a back door to silence their critics and repress free speech by threatening litigation, persuading publishers to back down rather then face years of expensive litigation -- even if what they're publishing might in fact be true," said Trevor Asserson, who specializes in defamation in the London law office of Morgan Lewis & Bockius.
In addition to his focus on free speech and privacy litigation, Nate works on EFF's Who Has Your Back? report and Coders' Rights Project.
The rest of Clinton's nearly hour-long speech was a detailed litigation of the main charges that Republicans have made against Obama.
This could encourage websites to censor sex-related ads to protect themselves from litigation, free-speech advocates warn.
"The government is wrong," the chief justice wrote, "that the only thing actually at issue in this litigation is conduct" and not speech protected by the First Amendment.
Kaepernick asked that his speech not be broadcast due to ongoing litigation between him and the NFL.
But since it did, he said, the "lumpy fees were unlikely to survive subsequent litigation, as they interfere with free speech".
To effectively distinguish commercial speech from other types of speech for purposes of litigation, the Court uses a list of four indicia: The contents do "no more than propose a commercial transaction".
