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	*Pro-whistleblower concurrence strikes blow to Garcetti* (commentary)**
	By Douglas Lee Though he barely mentions case, 4th Circuit judge makes clear that 2006 high court ruling rests far more on policy preference for obedient employees than it does on First Amendment principles. 04.14.09

	Federal judge rejects adult store's challenge to Mo. county ordinance (analysis)
	By David L. Hudson Jr. Case highlights split in federal circuits over whether businesses that offer off-site, as opposed to on-site, adult entertainment produce harmful secondary effects. 04.13.09

	After gay marriage, what about religious freedom? (commentary)
	By Charles C. Haynes The question of how legalizing same-sex marriage affects religious liberty is becoming less theoretical and more urgent. 04.12.09

	Blog: Putting Jefferson's beliefs about newspapers to the test (commentary)
	By Gene Policinski Would high value president placed on free press survive current industry challenges? 04.07.09

	Stimulus plan's lobbying limits could squelch the right to petition (commentary)
	By Gene Policinski Obama administration directive has good intentions but overloooks First Amendment rights. 04.05.09

	Will plan for tax-exempt newspapers sink or swim? (commentary)
	By Douglas Lee Debate concerning senator's bill to help ailing publications is significant for futures of both newspaper industry and First Amendment. 04.01.09

	A look at 'Cyberbullying & Public Schools' (analysis)
	Foreword by Ronald K.L. Collins Introducing an online symposium on cyberbullying and the challenges it poses to students' rights to safety and liberty. 03.31.09

	Protecting kids while protecting free speech (analysis)
	By Stephen Balkam As instances of cyberbullying increase, lawmakers, educators and others face challenge of finding ways to address the issue without trampling the First Amendment. 03.31.09

	Cyberbullying and the policy vacuum (analysis)
	By Shaheen Shariff To what extent can schools limit student expression in cyberspace? 03.31.09

	Tasteless jokes, venal threats & freedom of expression (commentary)
	By Robert M. O'Neil Review of Shaheen Shariff's Confronting Cyber-Bullying: What Schools Need to Know to Control Misconduct and Avoid Legal Consequences. 03.31.09

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