The Legal Satyricon
The Legal Satyricon profiles First Amendment law. The blog is authored by law professor Marc J. Randazza of the Barry University School of Law.
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WIRED magazine recently presented an interesting question to me. Apparently, a guy was dating a girl, he sent her a series of romantic letters, and then she found out that he was a low-down dirty swine. To exact her revenge, Girlfriend posted the letters on her myspace page with angry and mocking...
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By Christopher Harbin, Legal Satyricon Correspondent I detest legendary spammer Jeremy Jaynes. As the 8th largest spam operator in the world, Jaynes has made a living cluttering up people’s inboxs and pumping them for money through get-quick-rich schemes. In April 2005, Jaynes was convicted...
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I’m beaming with pride at being called a “First Amendment Juggernaut” by the Citizen Media Law Project. Posted in First Amendment I’m beaming with pride at being called a “First Amendment Juggernaut” by the Citizen Media Law...
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First Amendment lawyer David Wasserman died Thursday, Sept. 25 by his own hand. He reportedly suffered from depression for the past 16 years. The Orlando Sentinel reports: Wasserman, 52, was a passionate defender of the First Amendment who loved a good fight and reveled in speaking his mind,...
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Sarah Silverman hilariously tries to convince Jews to visit their grandparents in Florida to vote for Obama. After their landslide stupidity in 2000, I’m pretty sure that the butterfly-ballot-stymied set could use a little instruction from their grandparents. The Great Schlep Posted in...
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Anthony Ciolli, former defendant in the AutoAdmit case (and my former client) was dismissed from that action. Thereafter, he took the offensive, filing claims against Heide Iravani, Brittan Heller, the law firm of Keker Van Nest, Mark Lemley, Reputation Defender and Attorney David Rosen for...
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A Kentucky state court judge has issued an order seizing 141 domain names that Kentucky claims “are being used in connection with illegal gambling activity.” (source) The Order states that “The Domain names shall be immediately transferred by their respective registrars to an...
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By Jessica Christensen, Legal Satyricon Employment Law Correspondent Last month I reportedon the trial in Schroer v. Billington (Library of Congress), a case involving allegations that the federal government refused to hire a highly decorated former Airborne Ranger for a Terrorism Analyst position...
