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News 11th Circuit Sides with Fla. Department of Health in Licensing Challenge Sandy Victor February 23, 2022
News Commentary: Allow out-of-state counselors to offer online therapy Jeffrey Redfern February 15, 2022
News New York Restricts Free Legal Advice. Now It Faces a First Amendment Lawsuit Julian Verdon January 31, 2022
Press Release Texas Veterinarian Scores Important Win in His Long Fight to Defend the First Amendment Conor Beck December 10, 2021
News California Stops Requiring Academic Prerequisites for Horseshoeing Schools Eugene Volokh December 9, 2021
News Occupational licensing boards find new ways to censor Robert Johnson, Daryl James October 8, 2021
News Police Stopped A Private Investigator From Working Because They Couldn’t Stomach His Criticism Andrew Wimer September 20, 2021
News This Private Eye Was Denied a License Because He Criticized Police J.D. Tuccille September 17, 2021
News Massachusetts man denied Maine occupational license appeals to SCOTUS Katherine Revello September 16, 2021
News Citing First Amendment, Private Investigator Asks Supreme Court to Review License Denial Matthew Vadum September 15, 2021
News Private eye denied license over Facebook posts asks Supreme Court to find Maine violated his freedom of speech Judy Harrison September 14, 2021
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