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	Legal fight over Mojave cross continues (analysis)
	By Tony Mauro High court sends case back to judge with instructions to give greater weight to federal land-sale law. 04.29.10

	Blog: N.J. court victory boosts student speech (commentary)
	By David L. Hudson Jr. Federal district judge says school violated student's First Amendment rights when they stopped her from wearing anti-abortion armband, handing out fliers. 04.28.10

	Court seems eager to tackle violent video games (analysis)
	By Tony Mauro Lack of dispute among lower courts suggests some justices want to explore whether ban to protect kids violates First Amendment. 04.27.10

	*Blog: Police — and us — losing big since Garcetti* ruling (commentary)**
	By David L. Hudson Jr. Supreme Court decision continues to crush claims by law officers about mismanagement, corruption, coverups in police departments. 04.27.10

	Blog: Could violence become 'obscene' in law? (commentary)
	By David L. Hudson Extending obscenity concept to violent video games would do lasting violence to the First Amendment. 04.26.10

	At the high court, balancing religious freedom and nondiscrimination (commentary)
	By Charles C. Haynes Law school is discriminating against Christian club in the name of combatting discrimination. 04.25.10

	4th Circuit fumbles decision on liquor ads in campus newspapers (commentary)
	By Douglas Lee Majority almost entirely ignores 3rd Circuit decision in similar case, which was written by current Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. 04.22.10

	Stevens’ 10 worst First Amendment opinions (analysis)
	By David L. Hudson Jr. Retiring justice didn't always come down on the side of free expression. 04.22.10

	Blog: Free speech doesn't depend on 'social benefits' (commentary)
	By Gene Policinski Supreme Court's Stevens ruling affirms danger of letting government act as censor, even with best intentions. 04.21.10

	*Court embraces First Amendment in Stevens* (analysis)**
	By Tony Mauro Roberts calls government defense of animal-video law 'startling and dangerous.' 04.21.10

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