The Volokh Conspiracy: Crime in Ohio to post anything ‘for the purpose of abusing … or harassing’ anyone (unless you’re in the media)

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Is checking out visitors at home with gun behind your back ‘disorderly conduct’?; Final version of ‘The Effect of Legislation on Fourth Amendment Protection’; Jeff Jacoby on Confederate Army and Red Army statues; My new article on “Immigration, Freedom, and the Constitution”; More apparently fake-defendant libel lawsuits aimed at vanishing material from Google?; Crime in Ohio to post anything ‘for the purpose of abusing … or harassing’ anyone (unless you’re in the media); Attempt to vanish articles about North Carolina local school board member’s (now expunged) 2011 arrest;
 
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Is checking out visitors at home with gun behind your back ‘disorderly conduct’?
No, says the North Dakota Supreme Court.
By Eugene Volokh  •  Read more »
Final version of ‘The Effect of Legislation on Fourth Amendment Protection’
My article on whether Fourth Amendment interpretation should consider privacy legislation — and if so, how — has just been published.
By Orin Kerr  •  Read more »
Jeff Jacoby on Confederate Army and Red Army statues
“In a society liberated from tyrannical cruelty, monuments to the tyrants have no place.”
By Eugene Volokh  •  Read more »
My new article on “Immigration, Freedom, and the Constitution”
The article is based on a talk I gave at the 2016 Federalist Society Student National Convention.
By Ilya Somin  •  Read more »
 
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More apparently fake-defendant libel lawsuits aimed at vanishing material from Google?
More developments, including three lawsuits filed by a lawyer in Baltimore.
By Eugene Volokh  •  Read more »
 
Crime in Ohio to post anything ‘for the purpose of abusing … or harassing’ anyone (unless you’re in the media)
We’ve just filed a lawsuit challenging that new Ohio statute.
By Eugene Volokh  •  Read more »
Attempt to vanish articles about North Carolina local school board member’s (now expunged) 2011 arrest
The board member is Sherry Lynn Womack, who is also the wife of Jim Womack, a N.C. politician who is running for chair of the N.C. Republican Party.
By Eugene Volokh  •  Read more »
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