Tag Archives: First Amendment

A black Texas high school student and her mom claim in a federal lawsuit that the principal expelled her last week for sitting through the Pledge of Allegiance.

A survey found that only 25% of Americans can name all three branches of government, and 37% do not know their rights under the First Amendment.

A man was approached by a cop while he was taking a break at work, and questioned about his well-being, all because he was lawfully filming the officer.

A Scottish man faces a year in prison for training his girlfriend's dog to do the Nazi salute, and then posting a video of it on YouTube.

A Louisiana Sheriff, who sent a SWAT team after a fellow officer who exposed his corruption, is now being held accountable with a civil lawsuit.

A man was assaulted with a deadly weapon by a San Antonio police officer for allegedly filming a traffic stop from his own property.

A disturbingly unconstitutional ruling from a Florida court just declared that pointing your finger at a cop is a crime and not protected speech.

In a stunning departure from lengthy precedent, a federal appeals court has ruled citizens have no right to film politicians and police in public.

Two Ellwood PA police officers are under fire for arresting and tasing a man who used profanity in their presence. How dare he curse in public?

A man was sentenced to time in jail after he faced both felony and misdemeanor charges for passing out jury nullification pamphlets outside of a courthouse.