By Gene Policinski Individual desire to be 'let alone' is understandable, but free flow of information has proven societal benefit.
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By Gene Policinski Washington state case involving petitions pits right of anonymous speech against open government.
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By Gene Policinski How assembly, religion, petition, press, speech all played crucial roles in march toward racial equality and justice.
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By Gene Policinski Federal judge says Rhode Island town ordinance against raucous parties doesn't violate rights to speech, association.
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By Gene Policinski Case to be heard by Supreme Court pits values of personal privacy, public disclosure against each other.
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By Gene Policinski Three recent instances remind us that threats must be taken seriously, but protest must be protected.
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By Gene Policinski Search-engine company 'no longer willing to continue censoring our results on Google.cn.'
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By Gene Policinski First Amendment Center contributed to joint statement produced by Wake Forest divinity school.
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By Gene Policinski Newspapers, their Web sites, broadcasting provide most local news.
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By Gene Policinski Some Web sites are deciding to delete public comments that get out of hand, applying a standard that one editor describes as 'No shoes, no shirt, no service.'
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By Gene Policinski Challenge in 2010 will be to avoid gutting the meaning of our five freedoms even as courts continue to interpret them.
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By Gene Policinski New plans for releasing more agency information — if carried out — will go a long way toward improving lukewarm rating President Obama has gotten from freedom of information advocates.
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By Gene Policinski Arkansas fifth-grader's stance on Pledge proves why we should be grateful to have First Amendment.
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