New Missouri Law Faces First Amendment Critique Missouri
JEFFERSON CITY- The new Missouri law that regulates social networking between teachers and students officially goes into effect August 28 but not without som...
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Phil Robertson
Conservative nonprofit organisation Citizens United will honour "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson with a First Amendment Award at next week's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), the group recently announced.
Robertson is being recognised for continuing to share his conservative, Christian viewpoint despite the controversy that has followed.
"In a time where conservative Christians are under attack by the media and pop culture, Phil Robertson continues to courageously stand by Truth and his convictions," David N Bossie, President of Citizens United, said in a statement.
"I can think of no better person to present the 'Andrew Breitbart Defender of the First Amendment Award' to than Mr Phil Robertson."
Last month, the reality star spoke out against the "rise of radical Islam" in a controversial interviewon "The Sean Hannity Show."
Robinson echoed previous statements that compared Shintoists and Muslims to Nazis, and said the rejection of Jesus contributed to the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris.
"The five ideologies of the 20th century, two of them are still vibrant," the 68-year-old began. "The one we're currently facing - the Islamists, the terrorists - and this political correct-ism. Atheism, basically.
"Look, no Jesus with Hitler, with the Nazis," he continued. "They wanted to dominate the world, they were famous for murder. The Shintoists came along, no Jesus there, Sean. They were famous for murder. They wanted to conquer the world."
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Edward Snowden on the First Amendment: Livestream in Hawaii
Edward Snowden, the NSA whistleblower on the run, spoke at ACLU Hawaii #39;s Davis Levin First Amendment Conference live, Feb. 14, 2015, via a video link from Moscow, Russia. His attorney, Ben...
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TRENTON, N.J. (AP) A federal judge says a strip club did not have its First Amendment rights violated when its brochures were removed from New Jersey highway rest areas.
P.R.B.A. Corporation, which runs the Bare Essentials club in Atlantic City sued in 2012 after an employee of HMS Host Toll Roads ordered that its brochures be removed from rest areas on the Atlantic City Expressway and Garden State Parkway.
The club operator argued that it was a First Amendment violation to bar one brochure because of what it was promoting.
But the constitutional free speech protections apply only to government entities, not private companies like Host, which has a contract to run toll road plazas.
In a Feb. 6 ruling, U.S. District Judge Renee Bumb found that Host could legally remove the brochures.
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