In Heim v. Daniel, the Second Circuit court of appeals joins the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Ninth circuits in acknowledging special value of academic speech
The Fifth Circuit strongly reaffirmed the primacy of the First Amendment and the fundamental bar it imposes on government officials seeking to limit what we can say.
The California Community Colleges’ regulations force professors within the California Community College system to espouse controversial views about “diversity, equity, and inclusion.”
FIRE filed an amicus letter brief urging a Texas appeals court to overturn the convictions of three political marchers and uphold the breathing space essential to First Amendment rights.
FIRE filed a lawsuit on behalf of Jeff Gray, challenging his arrest by a Port Wentworth police officer in our third case related to Peach State police officers’ constitutional illiteracy.
The high court victory of a woman who declined to create a website promoting gay marriage affirmed the long-held tenet that the US government can’t force you to say things you don’t believe.