True Threats And American Cultural Gulfs

When Should A Threat Be Outside of First Amendment Protection?

Notes From A Trial

Berating The Bumptious: Whittier College’s Extraordinary Threat Letters

Seriously, Though, Don’t Write Letters Like This

Wayne State Professor Steven Shaviro Volunteers As First Amendment Tribute

Yalies, Ugh

Stanford Law Responds Appropriately, If Belatedly, To Judge Duncan Fiasco

Measured Decisions Rarely Please Anyone

Hating Everyone Everywhere All At Once At Stanford

Don't Expect Free Speech Disputes To Have Heroes

Can A Tarot Card Reading Be Defamatory, Part II: The Taroting

A Disturbed Internet Personality Goes On The Offensive

Can I Wear a MAGA Hat To My Government Job?

Hats and the free speech rights of government employees — a lawsplainer.

Hamline University And Cancel Culture

A Specific Example of What Useful "Cancel Culture" Dialogue Could Involve

Clarifying Some Common First Amendment Terminology

What is a "First Amendment Exception?" What does it mean that "the First Amendment applies"?

Can A Tarot Card Reading Be Defamatory?

Crazed Tik-Toker's Tirade Against University Professor Raises Fact v. Opinion Issue

“The First Amendment Isn’t Absolute.” Sure, But So What?

Understanding The Limits of The First Amendment And How They Apply To Free Speech Analysis