Tag Archives: The First Amendment
America and other free countries share many traits, just as humans and chimps share 98 percent of their DNA.
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To protect campaign finance laws, prosecutors probably won’t charge anyone for killing a story about then-candidate Trump.
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There is a conservative case that can be made in front of a conservative Supreme Court in favor of preserving Roe v. Wade.
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The Supreme Court did not serve up much support for the First Amendment in a ruling on same-sex marriage and wedding cake.
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The Pentagon Papers legal fight still resonates in controversies over courtroom gag orders and presidential tell-all books.
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With rare unanimity, Supreme Court justices strike a blow for freedom in commercial speech.
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The president of the United States is a public official, but that does not make his Twitter feed a public utility.
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ABC News executives may not be eager to face a small-town jury in beef country, but free speech protects even slimy reporting.
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Can older actors get more work if we allow them to suppress information about their age?
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Free Speech Can Get Ugly
By Larry M. Elkin, CPA, CFP®
Constitutionally protected free speech can sometimes get ugly. That’s the beauty of it.
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