News Area Man Is Arrested for Parody. The Onion Files a Supreme Court Brief. Eduardo Medina October 3, 2022
News ‘The Onion’ Files Hilariously Epic Amicus Brief in SCOTUS Case of Man Arrested for Parody Facebook Posts Mocking Cops Sarah Rumpf October 3, 2022
News The Onion files Amicus brief for ‘Latin dorks’ on the Supreme Court to defend parody’s First Amendment rights Alex Henderson October 3, 2022
News The Onion, mixing jokes with legal arguments, files brief in U.S. Supreme Court backing Parma man who sued after arrest for fake Facebook page Andrew Stanton October 3, 2022
News The Onion Files Hilarious Brief at Supreme Court in Defense of Parody Joel B. Pollak October 3, 2022
News The Onion defends right to parody in very real supreme court brief supporting local satirist October 3, 2022
News The Onion Chimes In On Parma PD Case + Cedar Point Sex Shenanigans Dennis Robaugh October 3, 2022
News The Onion tells the Supreme Court – seriously – that satire is no laughing matter Jessica Schneider October 3, 2022
News Fake newspaper filed real brief in US court for man who created fake Facebook page for real police department Isabella Zavarise October 3, 2022
News The Onion Files Brief with SCOTUS in Qualified Immunity Case Where Ohio Man Was Arrested and Prosecuted for Facebook Page Parodying Police Department Colin Kalmbacher October 3, 2022
News The Onion files Supreme Court amicus brief defending the right to parody Rachel Pannett October 3, 2022
News Court fight focuses on whether you can be arrested for making fun of cops Bob Unruh October 2, 2022
News Ohio man who was jailed for making fun of police online takes First Amendment case to Supreme Court Alex Swoyer September 29, 2022
News A Parodist Asks SCOTUS To Let Him Sue the Cops Who Arrested Him for Making Fun of Them Jacob Sullum September 28, 2022
News Cuyahoga County questions staffing levels, months before new executive takes over: The Wake Up for Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022 Cliff Pinckard September 28, 2022
News Man who sued Parma police after arrest for parody Facebook account asks U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in Adam Ferrise September 27, 2022
Press Release New Supreme Court Appeal Asks: “Can Police Arrest and Prosecute You for Making Fun of Them?” Andrew Wimer September 27, 2022
Case Louisiana Man Arrested for Facebook Joke Seeks to Hold Sheriff’s Deputies Accountable September 27, 2022
Post IJ Research Makes It Clear That Qualified Immunity Means Your Rights Vary From State to State September 23, 2022
News With Just Five Words, Congress Can Rein In The IRS And Other Federal Agencies Nick Sibilla September 7, 2022
News What’s the narrative? — Details released by law enforcement can drive perception Scott Johnson September 7, 2022
News Cops Love Immunity—Until They’re the Ones Abused by Police Alexa L. Gervasi and Daryl James August 22, 2022
News Qualified immunity could protect government workers from lawsuits no matter how outrageously they act Tami Abdollah August 17, 2022
News Qualified immunity limits police accountability when suspects or inmates are at risk for suicide, experts say Shelly Brisbin August 8, 2022
News Why Victims of Official Misconduct Lose, Even When They Win In Court Daryl James, Marie Miller August 3, 2022
News Supreme Court Asked To Deny Qualified Immunity To County Engineer Who Decided Entrapment Was The Best Use Of Taxpayer Money Tim Cushing July 26, 2022
