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A free CLE seminar at the ABA Annual Meeting featured Heather Armstrong, the blogger who was famously fired (or “dooced”) after anonymously blogging about her boss.

The 9th Circuit recently considered the Stolen Valor Act, and struck it down as a facially invalid intrusion upon the 1st Amendment. The act (18 USCA 704(b)) criminalizes a person falsely representing themselves as having received an award or medal for the Armed Forces.

92 Constitutional Law 92XVIII Freedom of Speech, Expression, and Press 92XVIII(Y) Sexual Expression 92k2189 Obscenity in General 92k2191 k. Lack of Constitutional…

Have you ever searched for a form in Westlaw only to find that the results weren’t exactly what you had in mind? If so, you’re not alone.

Is there a Westlaw search that will provide a way to get a sense of a person’s political leanings or perspective?

In this two-minute video, Westlaw Reference Attorney Andy O’Meara demonstrates how easy it is to find the form you need using FormFinder in Westlaw.

Accused “Craigslist Killer” Philip Markoff was found dead Sunday after he reportedly committed suicide. The fact that his apparent suicide occurred while in custody brought to mind a few recent calls I’ve taken on prisoner civil rights suits.

110 Criminal Law 110XXIV Review 110XXIV(M) Presumptions 110k1141 In General 110k1141(2) k. Burden of Showing Error. Jury conviction removes presumption of innocence…

The next time you click a content category (e.g., Cases) in the left column of your WestlawNext search result, you may notice something new…