An Activist Law Firm
A little cat-fight exploded into a blog-spat, then a lawsuit, which has finally ended with a lesson in First Amendment rights. Reporter, Christy Lochrie filed suit against her former friend,
A town that is probably a poster-zone for the Mullets Galore website don’t seem to have no cause to be tellin’ nobody how to dress. Nevertheless, Baldwin, Florida is the
I posted on the Ed Stross mural case last night, but hadn’t yet located the decision. Now that I have reviewed it, here is my full analysis. In 2005, artist
This posting has been updated here.
A federal judge issued an order shutting down the wikileaks.com website. The judge’s order came in a case brought by a Cayman Islands bank which contends in court filings that
In Krinsky v. Doe, the California Court of Appeals examined two issues that are near and dear to me — the right of internet speakers to remain anonymous, should they
Family law scares me. Too much hate and negativity for my sensitive soul. However, it seems that if you turn over enough stones in any area of law, you’ll find
In honor of Valentine’s Day, in the “aint love grand” posting category, I am going to discuss obscenity risks in the specific context of the film, Two Girls, One Cup.
Ken Foster is the executive director of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. He writes on SFGate: Last fall, a radio station in New York decided not
I’ve been fighting formally for more than two years, and informally in every other blog posting, that there is nothing immoral or scandalous about the word fuck. See, e.g, The
Back in July I wrote about Mary Jean, the activist who fought the Massachusetts State Police when they tried to force her to stop publishing a video that depicted police
I earlier blogged on the “God Hates Fags” case here: Soldier Funeral Protests and Why I Reluctantly Side With Westboro Baptist Church. The judge in that case reduced the award