Award Recipient Confirms Judicial Threat To Free Speech and Democracy
The grassroots good government and legal reform advocate known as POPULAR announces the midyear recipient of its “Restore Integrity Award”. She is Margaret Tarkington, Associate Professor of Law at the J. Reuben Clark Law School of Brigham Young University. Tarkington foreshadowed her views in a 2009 article noting that curtailed speech among lawyers undermines “ . . . self-governance, robust debate on public issues, the unique sovereignty of the American people over government, and the ability of the public to employ democratic correctives to check and define the abuse of judicial power.”

Free speech debate rages at UC Irvine
College campuses, especially at public universities, are places where all ideas should be expressed and debated. No speech ever should be stopped or punished because of the viewpoint expressed. Of course, there must be rules to regulate the time, place and manner of such expression to preserve order and even to make sure that speech can occur.

Carroll: Cases highlight corporate free speech issues
The issue of corporate free speech, and what it means, is back in the news. Two cases are front and center.

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