The Supreme Court is usually sympathetic to free-speech challenges, but not this year.
Justices sided with the government in every First Amendment case it ruled on during the nine-month term that ended last week, upholding laws and policies intended to protect the public from dishonest telemarketers, cross-burners, pornographers, and drug dealers in public housing.
CNN.com/Law Center has the story here.
The Supreme Court is usually sympathetic to free-speech challenges, but not this year.
Justices sided with the government in every First Amendment case it ruled on during the nine-month term that ended last week, upholding laws and policies intended to protect the public from dishonest telemarketers, cross-burners, pornographers, and drug dealers in public housing.
CNN.com/Law Center has the story here.
The Supreme Court is usually sympathetic to free-speech challenges, but not this year.
Justices sided with the government in every First Amendment case it ruled on during the nine-month term that ended last week, upholding laws and policies intended to protect the public from dishonest telemarketers, cross-burners, pornographers, and drug dealers in public housing.
CNN.com/Law Center has the story here.
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