firstamendmentcenter.org - Analysis & commentary summary

	Analysis and commentary
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	Blog: Onerous limits on juvenile offenders' Internet use is bad policy (commentary)
	By David L. Hudson Jr. Imposing blanket probation restrictions when underlying offense is unrelated to online expression is overbroad and could restrict minor's positive activities on Web. 03.17.10

	Blog: 2nd Circuit backs 'Heavy Hitters' law firm (commentary)
	By David L. Hudson Jr. Panel upholds ruling that invalidated New York ban on attorney ads containing client testimonials, nicknames and other features deemed misleading. 03.15.10

	When politics and religion trump science, education suffers (commentary)
	By Charles C. Haynes Schools should instruct students in how scientists determine what is and isn’t controversial in science, not legislators prodded by religious conservatives. 03.14.10

	Blog: Adult business must have place to relocate (commentary)
	By David L. Hudson Jr. 2nd Circuit says Smithtown, N.Y., officials must give such businesses 'alternative avenues of communication.' 03.12.10

	Blog: Courts frown on teens' use of fighting words (commentary)
	By David L. Hudson Jr.Judges in Arizona, North Dakota reject First Amendment defenses asserted by students convicted of delinquency for their speech. 03.11.10

	*Blog: Garcetti* derails another public-employee lawsuit (commentary)**
	By David L. Hudson Jr. If worker says she reported abuses in workplace because it was her duty and job, she runs risk of running headlong into legal juggernaut. 03.10.10

	Blog: Compelled-speech issues trouble Clarence Thomas (commentary)
	By David L. Hudson Jr. In concurring opinion in Milavetz v. U.S., high court justice expresses doubts about Supreme Court law on government-required disclosures for advertising. 03.09.10

	Funeral-protest case to test boundaries (analysis)
	By Tony Mauro Expert says funeral protests may be beyond what justices are willing to protect. 03.09.10

	Justices reject First Amendment challenges to bankruptcy law (analysis)
	By David L. Hudson Jr. Ruling 9-0, Court holds that prohibition against attorneys' advising clients to load up on debt before filing for bankruptcy is not overly broad. 03.08.10

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