... essential. But the movement provided the Court with the cases, the arguments, and broader political support that are part of constitutional change. campaign finance reform First Amendment Supreme Court conservative legal movement As Southworth explains, the antireform movement essentially broke...

... adequate regulation; it supports the strategy for reforming the structure of information production while calling for cautiousness in shaping its regulatory outline. In addition, this paper contributes to the analysis of First Amendment jurisprudence, suggesting that the judiciary should allow a certain...

... answer some difficult public policy questions, including questions about the First Amendment, is an unfortunate foray into law and public policy unjustified by the current state of neuroscience. Neuroscientific insights may one day have important implications for the law, and for some of the folk...

... manufacturers to communicate important, accurate, up-to-date scientific information about their products that is truthful and non-misleading, runs afoul of the First Amendment and actually runs counter to the Agency's public health mission. Our article proposes a New Model that represents an initial proposal...

... prominently the late Leonard Levy along with numerous other British and American scholars, argue that at the time of America’s First Amendment and Fox’s Libel Act ‘[e]vidence does not exist to contradict the assertion that [freedom of press] was used in its prevailing common law or Blackstonian sense to mean...

... imposes a hardship on the victims of that defamation, since they are often left without a remedy against an anonymous poster. This article proposes an amendment to Section 230 that would condition immunity on the ISP/website owner's agreement to provide the victim a “right of reply.” First Amendment...