Arguing in Cyberspace: Supreme Court Takes Two Cases Regarding Social Media Posts on Government Websites
Does blocking citizen comments on a government official’s social media page violate the First Amendment?
A First Amendment Blog for School Administrators and Attorneys
Does blocking citizen comments on a government official’s social media page violate the First Amendment?
What Supreme Court cases have had the greatest impact on public education over the last seven decades?
What can school districts do when the Satanic Temple (or any other group) wants to meet on school property or distribute their literature to students at school?
Does a person have a constitutional right to livestream (video and play on social media in real time) their encounter with the police or other government officials, or can livestreaming be prohibited on the grounds of safety?
Why Kennedy v. Bremerton School District was Not the Case that Some Judges Thought It Was
Can a school district cease patronizing a company providing historical reenactments and other events for students because the company’s principal shareholder had posted controversial tweets that led to parental complaints?