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Alexia MORRISON, Independent Counsel, Appellant, v. Theodore B. OLSON, Edward C. Schmults and Carol E. Dinkins. | Supreme Cou...
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Federalism and Pop Psychology in Two SCOTUS Cases Today Involving Native Americans
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| | by Michael C. Dorf The Supreme Court decided two cases today that involve the relation between the federal government and American Indian ...
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Baidu's Political Censorship is Protected by First Amendment, but Raises Broader Issues | Digital Media Law Project
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| | [AI summary] An analysis of the Zhang v. Baidu lawsuit which ruled that search engine result ranking and content suppression are protected editorial speech under the First Amendment.
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Unenumerated: Liberty and habeas corpus (II)
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| | The long reach of habeas corpus was reaffirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court in Hamdi v. Rumsfeld , in 2004, when it ruled that U.S. citizens d...
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High Court Should Protect Section 230 In Google Case - Law360
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| A U.S. Supreme Court decision in favor of the plaintiff in Gonzalez v. Google - to cleave algorithmic curation from Section 230 - would jeopardize the functionality of the modern web, be harmful for consumers and also be legally misguided, says Jess Miers at Chamber of Progress.