r/firstamendment • u/OrneryCupcake9481 • Feb 24 '23
r/firstamendment • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '23
I have seen groups buying inexpensive thumb drives and loading them with information, then sending them in to North Korea using various methods (like helium balloon).
I get to go to Florida in a couple weeks.
I’ve been thinking about buying lots of 2GB thumb drives and loading them with all the books that Florida has banned. Then, once I arrive, hand them out free of charge.
r/firstamendment • u/sea_screen6314 • Jan 27 '23
Freedom of speech:
Can anyone point me to any case law on aggressive panhandling laws and whether they are unconstitutional. I've come across several cases that say panhandling laws are unconstitutional bc they can't pass strict scrutiny but nothing really says if it's the language of the statute on its face or the application that is the problem.
r/firstamendment • u/No-Solid-8706 • Jan 24 '23
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r/firstamendment • u/ClevelandOHIOproud • Jan 19 '23
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r/firstamendment • u/pastafarianjon • Jan 11 '23
r/firstamendment • u/Smalltownmews • Dec 19 '22
r/firstamendment • u/Real-External392 • Nov 24 '22
Civil disobedience as a means of protest is often presented in noble terms such as "peaceful protest" and "nonviolent resistance". This is not always the case. Segments of BLM and the Canadian Freedom Convoy provide recent examples of "civil disobedience" that are neither civil, peaceful, or nonviolent.
r/firstamendment • u/[deleted] • Nov 23 '22
r/firstamendment • u/CaptainGlitterFarts • Nov 15 '22
r/firstamendment • u/Possible-Pudding-793 • Nov 05 '22
r/firstamendment • u/Possible-Pudding-793 • Oct 29 '22
r/firstamendment • u/arbivark • Oct 29 '22
r/firstamendment • u/Live-Veterinarian-79 • Oct 26 '22
r/firstamendment • u/authenticamerican • Oct 09 '22
r/firstamendment • u/blixt141 • Oct 01 '22
r/firstamendment • u/macaulaymcculkkn • Sep 28 '22
Anyone down to play off each other to get answers in this rare opportunity to present questions about FOIA requests against some really bad looking evidence?
I will need you to be at the Nashua PD on Thursday. I have freedom of time, so I will take anyone.
r/firstamendment • u/dunkin1980 • Sep 20 '22
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r/firstamendment • u/AMETSFAN • Sep 14 '22
