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Analysis and commentary
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Total of 1440 documents available. Page 6 of 145
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Polygamy showdown: balancing child welfare, religious freedom (commentary)
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By Charles C. Haynes Religious freedom ends where child abuse begins, but Texas officials face tricky task in determining whether abuse occurred; outcome could create new grounds for government intervention in religious groups.
04.27.08
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Court grills both sides in 'millionaire' case (analysis)
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By Tony Mauro Justices' tough questions remind spectators that this is different high court from one that upheld campaign-finance law in 2003.
04.23.08
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Hazelwood still extends far beyond student press (commentary)
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By David L. Hudson Jr. 6th Circuit ruling reminds us 1988 high court decision is oft-invoked to restrict many kinds of student speech.
04.21.08
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Diverse newsrooms contribute to public trust of press (commentary)
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By Gene Policinski First Amendment doesn't mandate diversity, but having journalists from different backgrounds, communities improves coverage and public’s sense of why press freedom matters.
04.20.08
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3rd Circuit upholds damages for fired public employee (analysis)
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By David L. Hudson Jr. Post-Garcetti ruling in retaliation case could prove to be valuable precedent for other government workers.
04.19.08
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What’s wrong with this (religious) picture? (commentary)
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By Charles C. Haynes Too many schools, like Tomah High in Wisconsin, don't understand that students have the right to express religious views in fulfilling class assignments.
04.13.08
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Here’s hoping 45 words stand tall in hearts, minds (commentary)
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By Ron Collins Newseum brings First Amendment into focus for politicos, public.
Grand opening
04.11.08
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Circuit courts address religion in workplace (analysis)
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By Josh Tatum Four appeals courts find in employers' favor in cases affecting how much employees' religious freedom can be accommodated on the job; a fifth case goes in employee's favor.
04.10.08
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If this is FOIA victory, what does defeat look like? (commentary)
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By Douglas Lee Despite federal judge's favorable ruling, citizen group still hasn't received some of the information it requested as long ago as 2004.
04.09.08
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FCC's puritanical actions should be reined in (commentary)
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By Ronald K.L. Collins Broadcast-regulation agency justifies censorship of indecency in the name of enforcing 'community standards,' but how those are determined is anyone’s guess.
04.08.08
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