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Free Speech
A Foundational Right
Every American has the constitutional right to support issues they believe in without fear of harassment or retaliation. But across the United States, politicians are working overtime to silence those who seek to hold them accountable or those who hold points of view different from their own. To scare Americans into staying silent, politicians are enacting laws aimed at publicizing their advocacy, called “disclosure laws.”
By naming and shaming individuals who support different viewpoints, these laws effectively prevent everyday Americans from speaking out to advance causes they believe in. We won’t let these crucial First Amendment rights be trampled on.
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Our Fight in the News
Kentucky School District Sued for Allegedly Blocking School Choice Activist on Facebook
(The National Desk | Crisis in the Classroom)—A school choice activist sued a Kentucky school district’s board Wednesday for allegedly violating his right to free speech by blocking him from its Facebook page. Corey DeAngelis, who has over 190,000 X followers and is the executive director of the Educational Freedom...
Liberty Justice Center Files Lawsuit Against Kentucky School District for First Amendment Violations
(Tampa Free Press)—The Liberty Justice Center has initiated legal action against the Pulaski County School District in Kentucky, alleging violations of the First Amendment rights of Corey DeAngelis, an educational advocate and member of the Center’s board. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of...
Interview: Lawyer for TikTok User Reacts to Supreme Court Weighing TikTok Ban
(The Washington Times | Court Watch Podcast)—Jacob Huebert, President of the Liberty Justice Center and lead counsel for one of the parties in the Supreme Court’s TikTok case, breaks down Friday’s hearing in this episode of the Washington Times’ Court Watch Podcast. Read more about the Liberty Justice Center’s lawsuit...
Interview: SCOTUS Hears Arguments Against TikTok Ban—Lawyer Talks First Amendment Fight with BBC News
(BBC News)—In this interview with BBC News, Liberty Justice Center President Jacob Huebert discusses LJC’s First Amendment lawsuit against the proposed federal TikTok ban, which the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on last Friday. The Court is expected to issue a decision on whether or not to halt the...
Opinion: Trump Has Changed His Tune On TikTok. The Supreme Court Should Listen
(Tampa Free Press)—In his first term, President Trump tried to ban TikTok. Now he’s changed his tune: he’s asking the Supreme Court to delay enforcement of the federal ban that’s set to take effect on January 19. The reason: so that, after he takes office on January 20, he can...
TikTok’s Future Hangs in Balance at Friday’s Supreme Court Arguments
(The Hill)—TikTok’s future will hang in the balance Friday when the Supreme Court hears oral arguments over a federal law that could ban the video-sharing platform nationwide in less than 10 days. In its waning days, the Biden-era Justice Department will square off in the courtroom against lawyers for TikTok...
Campbell v. Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners