President can’t block Twitter followers – Is the time right for registrants to take on Facebook?

Yesterday, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the President cannot block individuals from his Twitter feed. In a case brought by the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University and seven individual plaintiffs, Donald Trump’s ability to block certain individuals from accessing his otherwise public posts was ruled unconstitutional. The opinion, which can be read here: Trump-Twitter-ca2-20190709 ruled

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UPDATED: Facebook updates standards to allow death threats against alleged sexual offenders

Facebook updated its community standards to allow for users to call for “high-severity violence” against sexual offenders, including death threats. In its ” Do not post” section on its website, Facebook changed its standards in a July update to allow an exception to its “Violence and Incitement” standard for individuals “described as having carried out violent crimes or sexual offenses,

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WI: Asking for a lawsuit

Despite advice from the city attorney, Lake Geneva aldermen voted tonight not to relax an ordinance that virtually bans sex offender from living in the city. City Attorney Dan Draper had urged aldermen to ease a current 2,000-foot buffer for sex offenders living near schools, parks and playgrounds. Draper warned that the ordinance was illegal, overly restrictive, and likely to

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DeBary ordinance expands sex offender regulations

If you reside in DeBary and are being told you need to move from your home, please contact [email protected] DeBary’s City Council passed an ordinance expanding regulations over registered sex offenders. The ordinance bans registered sex offenders from community pools, water parks, school bus stops, and other private and public areas. The ordinance also increases the distance sex offenders can

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