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By Bob Unruh
The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled soon to decide on a case involving authorities’ crackdown on social media comments that parody police.
The Institute for Justice said at issue is whether the court will review the case of an Ohio man arrested and prosecuted for making fun of his local law enforcement.
“Well-known parody websites The Onion and The Babylon Bee offered their support for Anthony Novak’s First Amendment case,” the IJ reported.
It seeks to know “whether freedom of speech actually protects Americans or whether police can arrest you for what you post online.”
Supremes soon to decide on right to parody police
The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled soon to decide on a case involving authorities' crackdown…
By Bob Unruh
The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled soon to decide on a case involving authorities’ crackdown on social media comments that parody police.
The Institute for Justice said at issue is whether the court will review the case of an Ohio man arrested and prosecuted for making fun of his local law enforcement.
“Well-known parody websites The Onion and The Babylon Bee offered their support for Anthony Novak’s First Amendment case,” the IJ reported.
It seeks to know “whether freedom of speech actually protects Americans or whether police can arrest you for what you post online.”
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