News Federal judge strikes down Charleston’s licensing requirement for tour guides Jan-Michael Pugh August 3, 2018
News Charleston’s tour guide licensing rules are unconstitutional, a federal judge says Adam Manno August 3, 2018
News FAN 198 (First Amendment News) The new spin on defamation practice Ronald K.L. Collins August 1, 2018
News Government overreach is killing this Mississippi tech startup Brent Melton and Scott Dow July 24, 2018
Press Release Virginia Couple Sues to Protect Their First Amendment Right to Teach Andrew Wimer July 24, 2018
News Mississippi: drawing digital lines on satellite map requires surveyor’s license Walter Olson July 20, 2018
News Millennials giving up their voice by not voting, ASU report finds Mary Beth Faller July 18, 2018
News AZ No. 43 in voter turnout; minorities, youth and poor are hurt most Conrad Romero July 17, 2018
News Madison tech-biz says rights are being violated by state board trying to shut him down Jimmie E. Gates July 13, 2018
News If an algorithm draws lines on a map, is that the same as land surveying? Cyrus Farivar July 13, 2018
News FAN 196.1 (First Amendment News) Summertime: Free Speech Podcasts to Check Out Ronald K.L. Collins July 12, 2018
Press Release Mississippi Startup Files First Amendment Countersuit Against State Licensing Board Matt Powers July 10, 2018
News Mississippi licensing board says plotting lines on a satellite photo requires a surveyor’s license Cal Jeffrey July 10, 2018
News Supreme Court Decision Restores Free Speech To Business Professionals Robert McNamara and Paul Sherman June 29, 2018
News Dairy Farm Vs. FDA: Maryland Dairy Farmer Stands Up for Milk Labeling Wyatt Bechtel June 27, 2018
News BREAKING: US Supreme Court strikes down law forcing pregnancy centers to promote abortion Calvin Freiburger June 26, 2018
News Colorado Has New Rules about Enforcement of Its Campaign Finance and Disclosure Laws. We’ve Used a Real-Life Example (Walker Stapleton) to Show How You Can File an Official Complaint Jason Salzman June 21, 2018
News After federal judge’s ruling, all Colorado campaign finance complaints will be vetted by secretary of state’s office Jesse Paul June 20, 2018
News New Colorado campaign finance rules reflect judgment that citizen complaints unconstitutional June 19, 2018
