Is ‘hate’ speech protected by the First Amendment?
Those of you that read my columns may remember that I recently wrote on free speech and social media. As I mentioned then, I am
Ask the Attorney by Brad Klepper
There are multiple methods for interpreting the US Constitution
Throughout the course of these columns, I have discussed the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights (amendments 1-10) and the additional amendments. Ever since I
The District of Columbia could become 51st state — but will it?
Everyone who reads my articles — all two of you — have probably figured out that I enjoy writing about, thinking about and arguing about
Plenty of precedents have led to current deadly force by a police officer standards
When I write these articles, I normally try to stay away from the “hot topic” of the day. That’s mainly because by the time the
Attorney offers abbreviated examination of the pros and cons of gun control
I am writing this article shortly after the April 15 FedEx shooting in which a gunman killed at least eight people before taking his own
Just talking to your lawyer is not enough to constitute attorney-client privilege
Believe it or not, I actually like being an attorney. Granted, some days I like it a lot more than others, but I think is
First Amendment does not require private entities to protect free speech
Let’s get this out of the way up front: I am a big free speech guy. I mean BIG. I believe that no idea should
Election-day commentary: 2020 campaigns result in nationwide confusion
Thanks goodness it is finally here — Election Day! I am writing this article on the morning of Nov. 3, 2020, and I am the