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Tesla's Musk Says Cave Rescuer's Defamation Case Should Be Dismissed
In a filing on Wednesday with the US District Court in Los Angeles, Musk's lawyers said their client's comments about Vernon Unsworth were free speech protected by the US Constitution's First Amendment.
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Citing Free Speech, Trump Wants Stormy Daniels Defamation Case Dismissed
Lawyers for US President Donald Trump have asked a federal judge to dismiss a defamation lawsuit by adult film actress Stormy Daniels, calling it an attempt to suppress the president's free speech.
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US Appeals Against Ruling That Donald Trump Could Not "Legally" Block Twitter Followers
The US Justice Department said on Monday it would appeal against a federal judge's ruling that President Donald Trump may not legally block Twitter users from his account on the social media platform based on their political views, according to a court filing.
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Twitter 'Free Speech' Case Sees Judge Suggest Trump Should Mute, Not Block
Trump's tweets are seen by millions of people and often draw tens of thousands of comments each.
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"Mute Them, Don't Block," Suggests Judge In Lawsuit Over Donald Trump's Twitter
A New York judge sought to avoid a testy tech-age free-speech showdown between Donald Trump and people blocked from his Twitter account Thursday, proposing the president just mute rather than block them.
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Facebook Fights US Gag Order That It Says Chills Free Speech
Facebook Inc is challenging a gag order from a US court that is preventing the company from talking about three government search warrants that it said pose a threat to freedom of speech, according to court documents.
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US Supreme Court Divided Over Facebook Death Threats Case
The nine justices, hearing an hour of oral arguments in a case testing the limits of free speech online, considered an appeal filed by Elonis.
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US Top Court Weighs if Online Death Threats Protected by Free Speech
The US Supreme Court will consider a groundbreaking case Monday about whether death threats posted on Facebook are liable to prosecution or whether threatening comments are protected by consitutional rights to free speech.
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US snubs India over case against Google, Facebook
US officials have told the Indian government that they cannot serve summons to Facebook and Google executives, as requested by a Delhi court, because that impacts "free speech principles."
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Tesla's Musk Says Cave Rescuer's Defamation Case Should Be Dismissed
In a filing on Wednesday with the US District Court in Los Angeles, Musk's lawyers said their client's comments about Vernon Unsworth were free speech protected by the US Constitution's First Amendment.
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Citing Free Speech, Trump Wants Stormy Daniels Defamation Case Dismissed
Lawyers for US President Donald Trump have asked a federal judge to dismiss a defamation lawsuit by adult film actress Stormy Daniels, calling it an attempt to suppress the president's free speech.
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US Appeals Against Ruling That Donald Trump Could Not "Legally" Block Twitter Followers
The US Justice Department said on Monday it would appeal against a federal judge's ruling that President Donald Trump may not legally block Twitter users from his account on the social media platform based on their political views, according to a court filing.
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Twitter 'Free Speech' Case Sees Judge Suggest Trump Should Mute, Not Block
Trump's tweets are seen by millions of people and often draw tens of thousands of comments each.
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"Mute Them, Don't Block," Suggests Judge In Lawsuit Over Donald Trump's Twitter
A New York judge sought to avoid a testy tech-age free-speech showdown between Donald Trump and people blocked from his Twitter account Thursday, proposing the president just mute rather than block them.
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Facebook Fights US Gag Order That It Says Chills Free Speech
Facebook Inc is challenging a gag order from a US court that is preventing the company from talking about three government search warrants that it said pose a threat to freedom of speech, according to court documents.
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US Supreme Court Divided Over Facebook Death Threats Case
The nine justices, hearing an hour of oral arguments in a case testing the limits of free speech online, considered an appeal filed by Elonis.
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US Top Court Weighs if Online Death Threats Protected by Free Speech
The US Supreme Court will consider a groundbreaking case Monday about whether death threats posted on Facebook are liable to prosecution or whether threatening comments are protected by consitutional rights to free speech.
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US snubs India over case against Google, Facebook
US officials have told the Indian government that they cannot serve summons to Facebook and Google executives, as requested by a Delhi court, because that impacts "free speech principles."
