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Tag: First Amendment
Supreme Court Upholds Partial Social Media Bans for Convicted Offenders, Redrawing First Amendment Boundaries
On May 23, 2025, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a landmark decision affirming that states may impose limited prohibitions on social‐media access for individuals convicted of sex offenses against minors. The 6–3 ruling, delivered by Justice Elena Kagan, marks the first time the Court has squarely addressed the interplay between digital speech rights and public safety in the social‐media era. By distinguishing between content‐neutral restrictions and categorical speech bans, the Justices sought to balance offenders’ First Amendment protections against the government’s compelling interest in protecting children online.
The Looming Supreme Court Rulings on Religious Rights: Legal Challenges and Societal Impact
The United States Supreme Court is poised to issue a series of rulings that could significantly reshape the landscape of religious rights in the nation. The cases in question hinge on the intersection of constitutional guarantees, societal values, and evolving legal interpretations. As the Court considers whether to expand the scope of religious freedoms, the issue at the heart of these cases revolves around the extent to which the government can impose restrictions on religious expression and practice without infringing on the First Amendment.