First Amendment
Silverman: Pay attention when authoritarians target journalists, here and abroad.
This is an existential battle between good and evil — darkness and light, Craig Silverman writes. Journalists bring light to the world.
Nicolais: Calling for the execution of political opponents should never be condoned
Over the past week, accusations of treason punishable by execution has been invoked on multiple occasions
Where’s the line between political speech and credible threats? A Colorado bill is asking the question.
A bipartisan measure to make it a felony to threaten or harass an elected official is running into stiff resistance at the Capitol
Nonprofit funds lawyers to defend news media in 5 states, including Colorado
The free legal services are aimed at helping reporters gain access to public records and court proceedings
Appeals court dismisses Colorado lawsuit affecting free speech rights filed by energy firm against activist
The ruling in favor of Delta County activist Pete Kolbenschlag came in a case that helped lead to the enactment of a new Colorado law to protect citizens and news outlets from lawsuits that seek to curb their First Amendment rights
