The bill would limit the use of lyrics and other artistic expression in court against artists by setting the legal criteria for their admission as evidence.
Last week, Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed into law SB 365, a bill that codifies crucial due process protections before, during, and after campus disciplinary proceedings.
Reading a book on a college campus should not prompt formal administrative intervention, but that’s what’s reportedly happening at Stanford University after a photo of a student reading Adolf Hitler’s autobiography, “Mein Kampf” circulated on campus last Friday.
Two Tennessee Tech professors distributed “Game of Thrones” parody flyers criticizing a professor and local politician for supporting the university’s Turning Point USA conservative student group
FIRE filed an amicus brief asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to recognize the availability of a claim against former Attorney General William Barr and other federal officials.
University stonewalls after student newspaper report reveals changing justifications for administration’s decision to restrict student promoting pro-choice march.
FIRE’s 2022 Spotlight on Campus Due Process report shows campuses sidestep due process reforms. The Biden administration’s proposed Title IX regulations could usher in an even darker age for student due process rights.