All Articles tagged First Amendment

• Florida Law Review Forum
  April 30, 2024 EDT
  Profiteering from Illegal Pornography: The Trafficking Misnomer
  Jennifer Ann Drobac

  Response to Professor Dahlstrom's The New Pornography Wars

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• Florida Law Review Forum
  April 23, 2024 EDT
  Anti-press Bias: A Response to Andersen Jones and West’s Presuming Trustworthiness
  Erin C. Carroll

  Response to Andersen Jones and West’s Presuming Trustworthiness

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• Florida Law Review Forum
  January 23, 2024 EDT
  Labels, Social Media, Consumer Protection, and the First Amendment
  James B. Lake

  Labels matter. Companion cases from Texas and Florida, both currently before the U.S. Supreme Court, could turn on whether the justices apply a different label: “commercial speech.”

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• Florida Law Review Forum
  November 17, 2023 EDT
  Critical Theory & Commercial Law in the Sunshine
  Christopher D. Hampson

  Florida has attempted to expel critical theory from higher education. At a time of professional cautiousness and chilled speech, this Essay aims to bring these ideas into the sunshine.

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• Articles
  September 01, 2023 EDT
  Presuming Trustworthiness
  RonNell Andersen JonesSonja R. West

  A half-century ago, the U.S. Supreme Court often praised speakers performing the press function. While the Justices acknowledged that press reports are sometimes inaccurate and that media motivations. . .

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• Articles
  January 01, 2023 EDT
  The New Pornography Wars
  Julie Dahlstrom

  The world’s largest online pornography conglomerate, MindGeek, has come under fire for the publishing of “rape videos,” child pornography, and nonconsensual pornography on its website, Pornhub. In response, as in...

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• Florida Law Review Forum
  January 01, 2018 EDT
  Speech Narcissism
  Terri R. DayDanielle Weatherby

  From its embryonic stage during the civil rights era to its modern-day presence on college campuses, the political correctness movement has undergone an extreme metamorphosis. In the university setting, it...

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• Florida Law Review Forum
  January 01, 2017 EDT
  The Content-Neutrality Doctrine Still Works
  Minch Minchin

  In a recent piece in the Florida Law Review, however, Indiana University of Law Professor R. George Wright calls for a more drastic approach: that courts should completely abandon content-neutrality....

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• Florida Law Review Forum
  January 01, 2013 EDT
  Piggybacking on Values
  Margit Livingston

  In his recent Article on the right of publicity for college athletes, Professor Marc Edelman proves prescient in his arguments that a video game manufacturer using likenesses of college athletes...

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