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A California Sports Talk show host who was fired after posting a controversial tweet failed to convince a court that he was a victim of religious..
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An Ohio appellate court recently demonstrated how a court may enjoin a party from libeling someone, without violating the Constitution. It's a fine..
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An Ohio Appellate Court recently issued a decision that is good news for the First Amendment, and apparently bad news for red heads. The Court..
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An Ohio appellate court recently held that a private company that fired an employee for allegedly posting a racist meme was not liable for a public..
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Ohio Lt. Governor John Husted is spearheading an attempt to enact legislation that would keep Ohioans 16 and younger off certain social media..
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I saw a New York Times article last week about a lawyer for a plaintiff in a personal injury suit against an airline who used CHATGPT to draft a..
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School districts around the country continue to struggle with how to balance the First Amendment rights of students with efforts to stop online..
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I need to start this blog post with some caveats. First, I have been a Xavier basketball fan since 1985. Second, I detest Bob Huggins' coaching..
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Social Media Survives SCOTUS Scrutiny