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NEW YORK (Reuters) – A divided federal appeals court on Monday threw out the conviction of a sales representative for promoting off-label use of a prescription drug, a ruling that could make it harder for the government to police how drugs are marketed and sold. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York found that the sales representative’s free speech rights under the First Amendment had been violated. …
Lunch goers claiming their love for the First Amendment, traditional marriage and grilled chicken nuggets filled the three Chick-fil-A restaurants on the Treasure Coast Wednesday. "It took about 30 minutes for me to get my food," Vero Beach resident …
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Sure, protesters have a First Amendment right to demand that Guillen be punished for exercising his right to free speech. Our constitutional guarantee sometimes extends to the outer limits of good sense. But for those who clamor for Cuba's return to …
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In an MSNBC interview, Ms. Henneberger told Chris Matthews: “Maybe the founders were wrong to guarantee free exercise of religion in the First Amendment, but that is what they did and I don't think we have to choose here.
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Given the mass of literature and other media such a condition would encompass, the error was clear and obvious; it affects substantial First Amendment rights to receive information … and to freely exercise religion. Bookmark and Share …
Religion Clause
And I gratefully exercise this freedom nearly every day. But in spite of my avid and staunch support of the US Constitution and the First Amendment, at some point I must acknowledge that a right to free speech has limits. For example, I understand I …
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The denial of the Baptism ceremony represents a violation of our client's constitutional rights protected by the Free Speech and Free Exercise Clauses of the First Amendment. We're disappointed that the state failed to permit our client to fully …
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In a decision widely viewed by civil libertarians as a strong restriction on government control o the media, the US Supreme Court Monday (6-27-11) ruled that a California law that outlawed the sell of video games which depicted strong violence was an …
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