NPR’s “Throughline’’ spoke with Mary Anne Franks on the first amendment, book bans, disinformation and the likes that come along with free speech.
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"Mock Trial: Should Trump’s Conviction Stand?"
Open to Debate spoke to Catherine Ross in the segment "Mock Trial: Should Trump’s Conviction Stand?"
"Iowa's abortion ban, one of the nation's strictest, to take effect Monday"
Axios quoted Sonia Suter that Iowa’s laws are effectively abortion bans with a timeline that gives women little to no time to know if they are pregnant.
"Biden Favors Younger Judges in Shift From Previous Democrats"
Bloomberg Law News quoted John Collins about Biden’s shift in judge appointments.
"The ACLU Fights for Your Constitutional Right to Make Deepfakes"
Wired quoted Mary Anne Franks on the needs for continued laws regulating Deepfakes.
"How Merrick Garland Can Outsmart Judge Cannon and Put Trump on Trial"
Alan Morrison authored this piece for New Republic.
"'Chevron' Deference's Demise Likely Emboldens EPA's Opponents, Environmental Law Experts Say"
Robert Glicksman was quoted in ALM on the skepticism the EPA will now face.
"Power plant rule foes lean on Chevron doctrine’s demise"
Politico Pro quoted Robert Glicksman on the tighten EPA power plant regulations after the erosion of the Chevron doctrine.
"States have no business regulating the internet, it should be left up to Congress"
Alan Morrison authored this piece for the Hill.
"Court documents show mom of 3-year-old Bay Area girl killed by father requested protection"
KGO-ABC7, San Francisco, quoted Joan Meier on her research on undocumented murders of children by parents after court’s refuse to protect the child.