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Tag Archives: Chilling
USING MURDER AS AN EXCUSE TO SILENCE POLITICAL OPPONENTS: The Chilling Censorship of the Christchur…
USING MURDER AS AN EXCUSE TO SILENCE POLITICAL OPPONENTS: The Chilling Censorship of the Christchurch Shooting. Read more detail on Recent Law Professor posts –
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Tagged Censorship, Chilling, Christchur…, excuse, Murder, Opponents, Political, Silence, Using
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Win in Washington State: Judge Strikes Down Unconstitutional ‘Cyberstalking’ Law Chilling Free Speech
Great news out of Washington state: a federal judge has ruled that the First Amendment protects speech on the Internet, even from anonymous speakers, and even if it’s embarrassing. EFF has been fighting this statute for a long time. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged ‘Cyberstalking’, Chilling, Down, free, Judge, Speech, state, Strikes, Unconstitutional, Washington
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SEC Study Finds 404(b) Not Chilling IPOs among Issuers with $75 to $250 Million Float
An SEC study of Section 404(b) of Sarbanes-Oxley and its impact on issuers with a public float of $75 to $250 million concluded that investors view auditor attestation of a company's internal controls with a beneficial eye and that there … Continue reading