Tag:First Amendment

At oral argument, the nine justices of the U.S. Supreme Court pressed attorneys on how to define true threats from a Colorado appeal.

The U.S. Supreme Court April 19 will hear oral arguments for an appeal out of state court over what’s considered a “true threat.”

In 1983, the Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s council members decided to drop a $1.5 million libel lawsuit based on the outcome of another case.

Two U.S. Supreme Court justices criticized a Florida lawsuit brought on “offended observer” standing for an establishment clause challenge.

The 10th Circuit affirmed a district court's ruling about an ordinance that prohibits the obstruction of streets and sidewalks.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a Colorado man’s appeal which asked how courts should analyze someone’s subjective intent with threats.

The 10th Circuit affirmed the denial of a preliminary injunction after a man was told to stop speaking at a school board meeting.

The case could have sweeping impacts on the legal definition of speech and the reach of class-based discrimination protections.