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  New Va. law to exempt yoga teachers from state regulations
  Measure, which takes effect July 1, comes in response to plan by state's higher education council to regulate programs in which students are trained to be yoga instructors.     03.13.10
 
  ACLU backs Web site in giraffe satire
  Brief filed in Louisiana court says Hammond Action News should be allowed to restore article because Supreme Court has protected satire.     03.12.10
 
  Ga. man who posted 'Elton John must die' video arrested
  Anti-abortion activist Neal Horsley says musician 'desecrated … blasphemed the Lord Jesus Christ' in comments to magazine.     03.12.10
 
  Nev. officials can limit brothel ads, 9th Circuit finds
  Three-judge panel reverses lower court ruling that two state laws prohibiting brothel advertising in counties where prostitution is illegal were overly broad and unconstitutional.     03.12.10
 
  Lesbian teen sues to force Miss. district to reinstate prom
  Lawsuit also asks that Constance McMillen be allowed to escort her girlfriend, who is a fellow student, and wear a tuxedo to dance.     03.12.10
 
  2nd mistrial declared in case against N.J. blogger
  Judge halts trial of Hal Turner, who's charged with threatening federal judges, after jurors say they are hopelessly deadlocked.     03.11.10
 
  Ruling: Fla. residents don't have right to be heard at public meetings
  Three-judge appeals panel rejects residents' claims that park board violated state's Sunshine Law by refusing to let them speak at meetings.     03.11.10
 
  Miss. school board calls off prom, citing 'distractions'
  Constance McMillen, who had asked to be allowed to attend dance with her girlfriend, says Itawamba County school board's action is retaliation.     03.11.10
 
  Divided 9th Circuit panel upholds 'under God' in Pledge
  In separate ruling also involving Sacramento atheist Michael Newdow, same three-judge panel backs use of 'In God We Trust' on coins and currency.     03.11.10
 
  What has become of FOI?
  News release 12th annual National Freedom of Information Day conference set for March 15 at Newseum, with keynote address by Rep. William Lacy Clay, D-Mo.     03.11.10
 
  Chief justice: Scene at State of Union 'very troubling'
  John Roberts says president's annual speech to Congress has 'degenerated into a political pep rally' and that he questions whether justices should attend.     03.10.10
 
 
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