(UPDATED) In a significant First Amendment victory, a police dashboard camera video is not a “personnel record” and thus cannot be withheld from the public,
Tag: First Amendment
Mobile Billboard Ban Upheld
Laws in five California cities that regulate mobile billboards were upheld by a federal appeals court Thursday in the face of First Amendment challenges. One
LA Digital Billboard Ban Upheld
The Los Angeles city ban on digital billboards was reinstated by a state appeals court Thursday, the latest defeat for sign owners in a round
“Hurt Locker” Defamation Case Tossed
An Army Sergeant, who claimed the movie “Hurt Locker” was based on his experiences in Iraq without his consent, has lost his appeal Wednesday seeking
Let’s Drink to That, And Drink And Drink
A prohibition-era law that barred alcohol makers from paying retailers and bars to advertise their wares may be doomed under an appellate ruling that gives
CA Citizens Get to Vote on ‘Citizens United’
California voters will finally get to tell Congress how they feel about the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United ruling allowing unlimited independent campaign contributions.
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