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Monday, Dec 19th, 2011
The defendant Walter Bagdasarian, an especially unpleasant fellow, was found guilty … [b]ut, as we have explained, incitement to kill or injure a presidential candidate does not qualify as an offense.

U.S. v. Bagdasarian

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, NO. 09-50529


∞01:56 pm, by lemonlines Comments
[Reinhardt] [true threat] [Virginia v. Black] [first amendment] [freedom of speech] [law]

Wednesday, Jul 20th, 2011
Justice Scalia, though analyzing a current issue, uncharacteristically overlooked the experience of our Founding Fathers.

U.S. v. Bagdasarian

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, No. 09-50529


∞08:27 am, by lemonlines4 notes Comments
[Oh, Snap!] [Reinhardt] [scalia] [first amendment] [constitutional law] [freedom of speech] [law]

Tuesday, Jul 05th, 2011

I can understand why the majority does not place much emphasis on this point. Some members of the majority have ridiculed the practice of relying on subsequent statements by legislators to demonstrate an earlier Congress’s intent in enacting a statute. See, e.g., Sullivan v. Finkelstein, 496 U. S. 617, 631–632 (1990) (SCALIA, J., concurring in part); United States v. Hayes, 555 U. S. 415, 434–435 (2009) (ROBERTS, C. J., dissenting).

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So the majority has no evidence—zero, none—that the objective of the [Arizona Citizens Clean Elections] Act is anything other than the interest that the State asserts, the Act proclaims, and the history of public financing supports: fighting corruption.

Arizona Free Enterprise Club’s Freedom PAC v. Bennett

No. 10–238.  Argued March 28, 2011—Decided June 27, 2011

Kagan for the dissent.


∞02:36 am, by lemonlines22 notes Comments
[oh, snap!] [Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Act] [Kagan] [dissent] [campaign finance] [election law] [first amendment] [freedom of speech] [free speech] [law]

Monday, Jun 06th, 2011
Expression is a teacher’s stock in trade, the commodity she sells to her employer in exchange for a salary. A teacher hired to lead a social-studies class can’t use it as a platform for a revisionist perspective that Benedict Arnold wasn’t really a traitor, when the approved program calls him one; a high-school teacher hired to explicate Moby-Dick in a literature class can’t use Cry, The Beloved Country instead, even if Paton’s book better suits the instructor’s style and point of view; a math teacher can’t decide that calculus is more important than trigonometry and decide to let Hipparchus and Ptolemy slide in favor of Newton and Leibniz.

Mayer v. Monroe County Cmty. Sch. Corp.

474 F.3d 477


∞12:27 am, by lemonlines12 notes Comments
[constitutional law] [exercise of rights] [freedom of speech] [curriculum] [law]

Tuesday, May 03rd, 2011
Anonymity is a shield from the tyranny of the majority.

McIntyre v. Ohio Elections Comm’n

514 U.S. 334


∞01:08 am, by lemonlines Comments
[Stevens] [God I love Stevens] [election law] [freedom of speech] [1st Amendment]

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