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News stories recently posted throughout the First Amendment Center Online.
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Ariz. clean-elections panel backs state lawmaker's ouster
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Commission affirms judge's decision to remove Rep. Doug Quelland from office for violating campaign-finance rules.
11.21.09
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Army to limit news-media access at Palin book-signing
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Associated Press counsel calls proposed reporter pools, restrictions on interviews on North Carolina base 'unlawful and unacceptable.'
11.20.09
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FEC, Mich. law firm settle campaign-finance probe
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Geoffrey Fieger's firm agrees to pay $131,000 to resolve investigation into contributions to former Sen. John Edwards' 2004 presidential campaign.
11.20.09
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Utah man, 18, says drive-thru rap wasn't disorderly conduct
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Spenser Dauwalder's attorney says she believes 'the kids had a right to sing their order' at McDonald's; city attorney says case is about disturbing the peace.
11.20.09
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Feud not mentioned in Obama interview with Fox News
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Correspondent Major Garrett calls himself a 'conscientious objector' in his network's fight with the White House.
11.19.09
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File shows FBI kept tabs on Studs Terkel for decades
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Most documents reveal agency's efforts to determine if well-known liberal writer was a communist.
11.19.09
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'Can't buy me love' or any other Beatles song on 2 Web sites
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Federal judge says BlueBeat.com and Basebeat.com, which were selling songs for 25 cents apiece, should stay shut down indefinitely.
11.19.09
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Groups warn Conn. school district to end graduations at church
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ACLU, Americans United threaten to sue if officials don't change commencement location for two high schools, saying graduates, attendees are unconstitutionally being subjected to religious messages.
11.19.09
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Student can pursue challenge of school’s gang-affiliation policy
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By David L. Hudson Jr. After rejecting a free-speech claim, federal judge finds New York school's policy too broad.
11.18.09
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2nd Circuit rains on new parades for NYC's Fifth Ave.
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Court upholds city's right to bar parades along popular route, saying the 'Fifth Avenue Rule' doesn't discriminate on content basis.
11.18.09
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N.J. girl sues after high school bars abortion protest
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Federal lawsuit claims administrators violated student's free-speech, religious-liberty rights when they said she couldn't participate in Pro Life Day of Silent Solidarity.
11.18.09
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Investigators raid NYC newspapers' circulation, delivery offices
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Raids were part of district attorney's corruption probe into powerful union that has long faced accusations of ties to organized crime.
11.18.09
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