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Media
This Acquittal Sends Three Dangerous Messages to Future Presidents
This Acquittal Sends Three Dangerous Messages to Future Presidents
Impeachment, Incitement, and the First Amendment
Catherine J. Ross discussed on the National Constitution Center “We the People” podcast the legal and constitutional standards for impeachment.
It’s Been A Good Week.
Catherine J. Ross: Proving incitement and the constitutionality of trying an ex-president.
Trump’s Free-Speech Order Could Have Been Harsher. But Higher-Ed Leaders Still Don’t Approve.’
Consequences of Trump’s executive order requiring college campus free speech
Catherine J. Ross writes in First Amendment News about consequences of Trump’s executive order requiring college campus free speech.
Trump’s Latest Threat to Free Speech and the Academy
Catherine J. Ross is quoted by The Chronicle of Higher Education about the government’s interpretation of free speech in Trump’s executive order.
Legal Scholars Don’t Know the Details of Trump’s Order on Campus Speech. But They Think It’s a Mistake’
Trump Promises Executive Order That Could Strip Colleges of Funding if They Don’t ‘Support Free Speech’
Catherine J. Ross is quoted by The Chronicle of Higher Education about the legality of President Trump’s executive order on campus speech.
School Walkouts, March for Our Lives, and First Amendment Rights
Catherine J. Ross is quoted by The Washington Post about Trump’s free speech executive order and how it raises First Amendment concerns.
Students’ First Amendment Rights in Schools
Catherine Ross is interviewed by Frank LoMonte, Director Student Press Law Center December 17, 2015
Other Highlights
USA Today Op-Ed
“Strangling the Free Minds of Children,”
“Strangling the Free Minds of Children,”
Published in First Amendment Watch and in On the Docket (Oct. Term 2020), Geo. Wash. L. Rev.
One “Vulgar” Cheerleader Vindicated—But Other Students May Still Face Discipline for Off-Campus Speech, Comment on Mahanoy v. B.L.
One “Vulgar” Cheerleader Vindicated—But Other Students May Still Face Discipline for Off-Campus Speech, Comment on Mahanoy v. B.L.
Congressional testimony
Watch Catherine’s Congressional testimony
Watch Catherine’s Congressional testimony
The George Washington Law Review
Catherine’s comment on Elonis v. U.S.
Catherine’s comment on Elonis v. U.S.
Washington Post Op-ed
The Supreme Court was right to strike down California’s video game law
The Supreme Court was right to strike down California’s video game law
American Lawyer
Fighting for Children’s Legal Rights
Fighting for Children’s Legal Rights