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Reasonable SWAT mistakes, lying forensic pathologists, and de minimis injuries.

Bird poop, non-testimonial thumbs, and the heckler's veto.

The wheels of justice, the administration of justice, and a disparaging racehorse.

The monologue was sexually themed, but it's not clear to what extent the court's rationale might extend to situations where a student objects to the monologue for other reasons.

Final decisions, accidental strip searches, and puppycide.

From today's Tenth Circuit decision in Speech First, Inc. v. Shrum, written by Judge Harris Hartz and joined by Judges Nancy Moritz and Veronica Rossman: Speech First, Inc. is a nationwide organization that describes its mission to include the protection of free speech on college and university campuses. When Oklahoma…

Criminalizing journalism, spooking gun buyers, and fashioning the destiny of the community.

Long opinions, long captions, and valuable considerations.

Drone speech, roofer speech, and quasi-judicial speech.

Harvesting Facebook data, directorial diversity, and corrupt intent.

The Tenth Circuit says "yes," but I think the answer is "no."