Articles tagged with: first amendment
When did you stop beating your wife?
When will conservative media pundit Glenn Beck deny that he raped and murdered a young girl in 1990?
There is no right answer to either question, but a satirical website …
Preface: My apologies, but a loyal geeker just pointed out that comments on Legal Geekery have been closed for quite a while. We’re not sure why this happened, but rest assured that those responsible have …
Ars Technica published a story today exploring a recent Maryland Court of Appeals decision calling for a First Amendment inquiry before compelling websites to turn over the information of anonymous posters accused of libel.
Apparently, the …
The Tech Law Prof Blog and Ars Technica have been reporting on the MIT students who were enjoined from sharing their research into the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s faulty “Charlie Card” system with hackers at …
United States v. Stevens (3d Cir. July 18, 2008) was filed today. Stevens is an interesting case about whether a statute, 18 U.S.C. § 48 (proscribing “knowingly selling depictions of animal cruelty with the intention …
Aside from being Blue and White Weekend, today was also my oral argument. I thought it actually went really well. These were my comments:
“You said uhm a few times.”
“Don’t be afraid to pause to collect …



