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Judge rules that publishing of revenge porn is protected by First Amendment [View all]
Nevilledog
Apr 2021
OP
I suggest you think more about agreeing with the removed post, it was insensitive, maybe with some
Escurumbele
Apr 2021
#50
Ms, Hill has never claimed that the photos were taken without her permission...
brooklynite
Apr 2021
#15
Looks like the pro revenge porn folks are weighing in on this thread already. /nt
tonedevil
Apr 2021
#5
The photos were taken in aa private setting, she trusted her husband, she did not know the guy is a
Escurumbele
Apr 2021
#52
Eleventh Circuit (Smith v. Cumming) for details on what is 'traditional public fora'.
TheBlackAdder
Apr 2021
#47
Is it fair to bring up Brett Kavenaugh's past actions from his youth in a confirmation hearing?
Under The Radar
Apr 2021
#23
What Kavanaugh and Gaetz did was illegal. Trump, too. Big difference. But boys will be boys....nt
Hekate
Apr 2021
#51
Mitt Romney made his "47%" speech at a private club where there was supposed to be no recording.
Hassin Bin Sober
Apr 2021
#74
Weren't the pictures validation for the claim of an affair that violated congressional ethics rules?
SYFROYH
Apr 2021
#19
Her problem is with the person she confided in to take and keep the photos.
Hassin Bin Sober
Apr 2021
#35
If she was a corporation that shared commerciallly sensitive information with a subcontractor
meadowlander
Apr 2021
#70
My gods, what a thread. You guys carry on & I'll slowly back away before I lose my breakfast...
Hekate
Apr 2021
#28
I miss- read and thought it was a Supreme Court of the United States decision
msfiddlestix
Apr 2021
#68
+1 I'm continually fascinated about some of the group psychology that goes on here
fescuerescue
Apr 2021
#69
My favorite was the hijacking of the thread about killings of black people by cops
Scrivener7
Apr 2021
#92
"Judge Yolanda Orozco ruled that ... the photos were matters of legitimate interest"
PoliticAverse
Apr 2021
#71