The U.S. Court docket of Appeals for the Third Circuit on Tuesday weighed whether or not a New Jersey regulation that limits the private particulars of judges on-line violates the proper to free speech, with one choose expressing doubt that the statute regulates issues of public concern protected by the First Modification.
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Does NJ Law Shielding Judges’ Info Violate the 1st Amendment? 3rd Circuit Weighs In
