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Justice Breyer: You’re going to have everybody convicted . . . not being able . . . to discuss anything

February 27, 2017August 2, 2019 Admin 13936 Views 3 Comments constitutional rights, Facebook, First Amendment, free expression, free speech, NC supreme court, north carolina, packingham, packingham v. north carolina, sex offenders, social media, social media ban

By SANDY . . . “There are three principal features of North Carolina’s law that make it a stark abridgment of the Freedom of Speech.” These words, spoken by attorney

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Federal judiciary finally sees light: Restrictions are punishment

September 8, 2016August 2, 2019 Admin 7200 Views 0 Comments equal rights, ex post facto, First Amendment, freedom of movement, michigan, premises restrictions, proximity restrictions, punishment, residency restrictions, sex offender registry, sex offenders, sixth circuit, social media ban

By DAVID POST . . . I wanted to add a few words to co-blogger Jonathan Adler’s posting about the recent 6th Circuit decision in Doe v. Snyder, in which

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