Cyberbullying law challenged in court By Paul Katula • Jun 5, 2014 Laws that make it a crime to commit cyberbullying are increasingly being challenged on free speech grounds, but nothing yet from a high court.
Video of police action at Md. Common Core info session By Paul Katula • Sep 23, 2013 A community member is arrested at a meeting during his impassioned attempts to ask the state's school officials about the Common Core.
Can’t take away a ‘privilege’ by denying free speech By Paul Katula • Jun 24, 2013 A few days ago, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a ruling concerning the…
Two standards govern student free speech By Paul Katula • Mar 3, 2013 The Second Circuit recently found that schools could bar certain religious references at school-sponsored ceremonies and assemblies.
Freedom of speech, religion in cheerleading sign By Paul Katula • Oct 18, 2012 A Texas high school cheerleading group is using religious sayings and texts to inspire their team, and a court is allowing it temporarily while it considers both sides of the First-Amendment debate.
DJ arrested for DJ’ing in Chicago By Paul Katula • Dec 29, 2009 Chicago police arrest a DJ at an "illegal" party. They charged him with unlawful use of a weapon (gun) and acting as a DJ without a license.