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Total of 112 documents available. Page 7 of 12
When free speech is in the cards
By Ken Paulson
Controversy over 'Heroes of the World Trade Center' trading cards appears to be more about form than content.
12.29.02
Free Speech Inc.: when companies defend themselves
By Ken Paulson
If someone attacks Nike or any other business, the company needs to be able to defend itself in a public forum without being sued for 'deceptive advertising.'
12.15.02
Regulating rudeness: why insults aren't a crime
By Ken Paulson
School administrators are increasingly tempted to try to control off-campus student speech.
12.01.02
'Free' and other 4-letter words
By Ken Paulson
Public profanity can violate our sensibilities, but generally doesn’t violate the law.
11.17.02
Don't stop the presses: respecting the rights of campus newspapers
By Ken Paulson
Courts have repeatedly found that college students have full First Amendment protection, regardless of the source of their funding.
11.03.02
A constitutional clash: free speech, copyrights and Mickey Mouse
By Ken Paulson
In a society immersed in popular culture, copyrighted materials should be fair game for discussion, exploration and teaching.
10.20.02
The upside of offending: free speech and 'healthy conversations'
By Ken Paulson
'Barbershop' controversy shows that the right to offend is the liberty to challenge the status quo.
10.06.02
Turn the dial: shock radio and freedom of speech
By Ken Paulson
Ultimately it’s the public not the FCC who can apply pressure when on-air stunts get ugly.
09.22.02
We lose sight of our rights when freedom and fear collide
By Ken Paulson
Latest First Amendment survey suggests many Americans view our fundamental freedoms as possible obstacles to the war on terrorism.
09.08.02
Private justice: when secrecy undermines safety
By Ken Paulson
Secret settlements keep allegations of unsafe products, harmful conduct away from the press and out of the public eye.
08.25.02
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