If the United States can deport university students for opposing Israel and taking other unpopular positions, all Americans' ...

In Brandenburg v. Ohio, the Supreme Court made it clear that inflammatory speech may be restricted only if it incites imminent lawless action and is likely to produce such action. Not if it offends.

The legal standard for prosecuting incitement, established in Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969), requires that speech be directed at producing “imminent lawless action.” ...

The Court’s most definitive ruling regarding incitement to violence is Brandenburg v. Ohio, which makes illegal intentional speech likely to cause imminent and unlawful action, Kitrosser said. ” ‘Hey, ...

“So there was no probable cause to arrest Bailey even setting aside the constitutional speech issues.” Field cited cases including Hustler Magazine v. Falwell, Brandenburg v. Ohio and City of Houston ...

The House v. NCAA settlement caps NIL payments at $20.5 million and provides $2.5 million for additional scholarships. Ohio State will maintain all 36 of its varsity sports programs. OSU athletic ...

He and Josh Williams, R-Sylvania Township, call the proposal "V.J.'s Law." "Something that extreme should have been reported (to police) right away," Kishman told the Repository. House Bill 346 would: ...