A judge in Mississippi has ordered a small town newspaper to take down an editorial critical of city officials. The paper's owner calls it a violation of free speech.
A restraining order that required a Mississippi newspaper to delete an editorial critical of its city government should be immediately vacated, National Newspaper Association Chair Martha Diaz ...
A bizarre instance of governmental bullying and judicial malpractice in Mississippi highlights the importance of state laws ...
A Mississippi judge ordered a newspaper to remove an editorial criticizing the mayor of Clarksdale and city leaders after the ...
A little-known state judge in Mississippi has made a national name for herself by issuing one of the most stupefying, ...
On Feb. 18, a Hinds County court granted the Mississippi city of Clarksdale’s request for a temporary restraining order ...
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The feud between a Black mayor and a conservative newspaper spilled over onto the national stage when a Mississippi court ...
A Mississippi judge issued a Tuesday order forcing the Clarksdale Press Register to remove an editorial criticizing city ...
Free speech experts say the takedown order is a clear example of unconstitutional prior restraint under the First Amendment.
Editorial: Someone needs to remind Hinds County Chancellor Crystal Wise Martin of the First Amendment. And of a few points of ...
Press Association strongly opposes Hinds County court order directing removal of newspaper editorial
"The press association feels this is an egregious overreach and that it clearly runs counter to First Amendment rights," said ...
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