Social media giants say California's "Protecting Our Kids from Social Media Addiction Act" blocks human editorial choices, but a federal judge raised the issue of AI in social media feeds.
Francis Ford Coppola has denied kissing or hugging topless extras. But Variety's attorney argued the magazine only reported that the legendary director tried to kiss them.
Rene Ortiz’s public defenders say he is out of touch with reality and his suggestion that he kill the president-elect was a mere cry for attention.
PORTLAND, Maine — A federal court in Maine partially denied two police officers’ motions to dismiss First Amendment claims brought against them by a man who “frequently films police conducting public arrests in and around Brunswick, Maine.” It would be reasonable to find that the man was arrested on one occasion in part because he was filming. An officer told him, “You’re getting a citation today for being on a limited access highway as a pedestrian. You’re out on 295 filming.”
Arguing that federal agents have violated protesters' First Amendment rights, lawmakers are proposing consequences for officers who prevent people from recording them.
A “Q T Cat” product line meant to parody the founder of Q LLC, a firearms manufacturer, triggered a cease and desist request from the company.
The appellate panel found that freedom of press does not guarantee rights to the press over those allowed to the general public.
Minnesota claims its policy exists to keep drugs out of state correctional facilities after it saw an increase in the smuggling of synthetic drugs in books.
Rene Ortiz’s family members testified in federal court that Ortiz’s mental health has been declining for years.
A California trade association says the recycling law — set to go into effect in October — will actually result in less recycling across the state.
Rene Ortiz’s public defender says he is out of touch with reality and his suggestion that he kill the president-elect was a mere cry for attention.
