8Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Date Filtered By: Freedom of Assembly Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News FIRE to Supreme Court: Protect the right to advocate for civil disobedience March 1, 2023 FIRE filed an amicus brief in the case of United States v. Hansen in support of a challenge to an overbroad federal law that puts the right to advocate for civil disobedience squarely in the government’s crosshairs. News Freedom of assembly and why it’s important February 20, 2023 The Supreme Court ruled in 1937 that “the holding of meetings for peaceable political action cannot be proscribed.” News Do Americans know their rights? Survey says: No. February 1, 2023 FIRE survey reveals that most can’t name more than one enumerated First Amendment right. News The First Amendment was born in Pennsylvania — we won’t let it die here October 31, 2022 Fort Hunter Park in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, allows running. Unless you’re running for office, that is. News From protests to the Supreme Court: How the Civil Rights Movement advanced First Amendment legal protections January 14, 2022 Peaceful protests not only appealed to the moral conscience of the average citizen but were also vehicles for advancing civil rights Blog First Amendment News 300: A Q&A interview with Laurence Tribe on freedom of expression June 9, 2021 Florida State University suspends free speech and freedom of assembly until further notice November 10, 2017 First Amendment Library Feature: Case Database November 17, 2016 Previous Page Page 1 Next Page Subscribe to FIRE News EmailYou're subscribed
8Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Date Filtered By: Freedom of Assembly Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News FIRE to Supreme Court: Protect the right to advocate for civil disobedience March 1, 2023 FIRE filed an amicus brief in the case of United States v. Hansen in support of a challenge to an overbroad federal law that puts the right to advocate for civil disobedience squarely in the government’s crosshairs. News Freedom of assembly and why it’s important February 20, 2023 The Supreme Court ruled in 1937 that “the holding of meetings for peaceable political action cannot be proscribed.” News Do Americans know their rights? Survey says: No. February 1, 2023 FIRE survey reveals that most can’t name more than one enumerated First Amendment right. News The First Amendment was born in Pennsylvania — we won’t let it die here October 31, 2022 Fort Hunter Park in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, allows running. Unless you’re running for office, that is. News From protests to the Supreme Court: How the Civil Rights Movement advanced First Amendment legal protections January 14, 2022 Peaceful protests not only appealed to the moral conscience of the average citizen but were also vehicles for advancing civil rights Blog First Amendment News 300: A Q&A interview with Laurence Tribe on freedom of expression June 9, 2021 Florida State University suspends free speech and freedom of assembly until further notice November 10, 2017 First Amendment Library Feature: Case Database November 17, 2016 Previous Page Page 1 Next Page
News FIRE to Supreme Court: Protect the right to advocate for civil disobedience March 1, 2023 FIRE filed an amicus brief in the case of United States v. Hansen in support of a challenge to an overbroad federal law that puts the right to advocate for civil disobedience squarely in the government’s crosshairs.
News Freedom of assembly and why it’s important February 20, 2023 The Supreme Court ruled in 1937 that “the holding of meetings for peaceable political action cannot be proscribed.”
News Do Americans know their rights? Survey says: No. February 1, 2023 FIRE survey reveals that most can’t name more than one enumerated First Amendment right.
News The First Amendment was born in Pennsylvania — we won’t let it die here October 31, 2022 Fort Hunter Park in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, allows running. Unless you’re running for office, that is.
News From protests to the Supreme Court: How the Civil Rights Movement advanced First Amendment legal protections January 14, 2022 Peaceful protests not only appealed to the moral conscience of the average citizen but were also vehicles for advancing civil rights
Blog First Amendment News 300: A Q&A interview with Laurence Tribe on freedom of expression June 9, 2021
Florida State University suspends free speech and freedom of assembly until further notice November 10, 2017