National Law Journal
With more and more parties hiring veteran advocates to argue Supreme Court cases, it appears that the court itself is following the trend: It also is hiring more court specialists than rookies to app
...federal appeals court has upheld a copyright infringement verdict against Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt's company for publishing a partially nude photo...
National Law Journal
...other causes of action arising out of an article published in D Magazine. The trial court granted the motion for summary judgment of Albert Pagan...
National Law Journal
National Law Journal
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When one is arguing about the principles of free speech, there is an ever-abiding tendency to worry about risks of censorship. Although such concerns are certainly legitimate, there is the risk of de
While expressing disdain for the virulent protests staged at military funerals, some justices seemed reluctant to upset First Amendment precedents that protect even the most obnoxious speech from pun
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