• “It’s Not Illegal to Sell Anti-NSA Shirts Bearing the NSA Logo”
  [Volokh]
• Can an American national be sued in American courts for working to persuade a foreign government to pass an oppressive law? [BTB on Scott Lively Uganda case]
• “Court Rejects Religious Discrimination Claim Based on Associated Press’s Rejection of Plaintiff’s Religiously Themed Article” [Volokh]
• Workings of British hate speech law: police visit clergyman who emailed pair of unwelcome religious tracts [Spectator]
• “HIV Denialist’s Trademark and Defamation Claims Against Critical Blogger” [Paul Alan Levy]
• Revisiting the practice of suing publishers of drug information in pharmaceutical liability cases [Beck]
• “Australia’s Press Regulators Look To Enforce Ideological Conformity” [Tuccille, Reason]

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