Supreme Court limits police officer free speech in sex video case
The Supreme Court unanimously rules a former San Diego officer could not claim First Amendment protection for selling sex videos of himself in uniform and simulating tickets online. The unsigned opinion says the conduct harmed the employer's mission and professional image, marking a high bar for public concern in government employee speech.
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Supreme Court refuses to hear Klan mask case
The Supreme Court declined to consider whether states may ban masked public demonstrations by Ku Klux Klan members. The Church of the American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan challenged a New York law restricting disguises, arguing it infringed First Amendment rights amid safety concerns.
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