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A short thread--if you've litigated/defended the First Amendment for any length of time, you know that there is always an issue ("emergency") of the day that puts creative minds to

I'm not sure if you're noticing, but there's been a recent shift in the anti-anti-Trump defense of Trump's deranged behavior from "these lawsuits might have merit" to "hahahaha this is

So my former colleagues at @AllianceDefends are under fire. A few things:First, ADF is so "hateful" that it recently joined with the ACLU and NAACP to press for the single-most

This is an excellent development, and the opinion is exactly right. Capitol Hill Baptist's plan -- outdoor services, socially-distanced and masked -- was extremely responsible based on everything we now

How can the Breonna Taylor grand jury reach its result? Because the officers who directly returned fire were operating under a series of SCOTUS precedents that made clashes between armed

Mike Adams died today. He was my friend. He was my client. We spent seven years in court together, fighting a long battle for free speech until a jury declared

I hate to have to revisit this, but here we go.A person who traffics in vicious and evil lies is using my name and @NancyAFrench's name to sell her new

The SCOTUS abortion decision is worse than you think. It's not truly 5-4. On the core of the abortion right, it's more like 8-1. Only Thomas clearly attacks Roe/Casey. The

Local governments should decide the fate of monuments, not mobs. That's civil society 101. But here's my monument idea. Build more. We don't suffer from an excess of historical knowledge

Cotton graduated from Harvard Law School and served bravely and honorably downrange as an infantry officer. He knows "no quarter" is a defined term in military ops, and that term

If you ever hear anyone say that “Section 230 requires tech companies to be unbiased,” that’s the equivalent of a person opening their mouth and saying, “I have no idea

Thread: The vast majority of churches stopped services at the onset of the lockdown and were right to do so. Now, however, as re-opening is increasingly warranted, it's clear that