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OTHER HEADLINES
NYCLU challenges federal photo ban
Group files lawsuit on behalf of man arrested outside federal court in Manhattan, says regulation restricting photography on federal property has been used inconsistently and is unconstitutional. 04.24.10
Obama administration to appeal ruling against prayer day
In related news, Pentagon rescinds invitation to evangelist Franklin Graham to speak on National Day of Prayer because of comments about Islam. 04.23.10
Ky. high court: Baptist university can't keep state funds
Majority upholds trial judge's decision, finding $11 million appropriation by state lawmakers violated state constitution. 04.23.10
Wash. jury sides with district in fight over school newspaper story
Four students claimed their reputations were ruined when Emerald Ridge High School's JagWire included their names, sexual histories in story about oral sex. 04.23.10
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ANALYSIS/COMMENTARY
4th Circuit fumbles decision on liquor ads in campus newspapers
By Douglas Lee Majority almost entirely ignores 3rd Circuit decision in similar case, which was written by current Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. 04.22.10
Stevens’ 10 worst First Amendment opinions
By David L. Hudson Jr. Retiring justice didn't always come down on the side of free expression. 04.22.10
Blog: Free speech doesn't depend on 'social benefits'
By Gene Policinski Supreme Court's Stevens ruling affirms danger of letting government act as censor, even with best intentions. 04.21.10
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