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Prison officer sues Corrections Department over Facebook monitoring

Corrections Officer Earl Booth says the department s social media policy violates First Amendment protections against "prior restraint" of speech.

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Chalk it up: Michigan parking dispute could cover thousands

DETROIT (AP) Lawyers who argued that a Michigan city violated the U.S. Constitution by chalking tires have successfully turned the case into a class action potentially affecting thousands of parking tickets.

United statesAnn arborBay citySan diegoAlison taylorMatthew grondaLos angelesPhilip ellisonThomas ludingtonRichard griffinRed whiteUs circuit courtJudge thomas ludingtonFourth amendment

Prison officer sues Corrections Department over Facebook monitoring

Corrections Officer Earl Booth says the department s social media policy violates First Amendment protections against "prior restraint" of speech.

Jackson countyUnited statesTina talbotPhilip ellisonScott finkChris gautzPaul egan detroit freeCorrections departmentMichigan department of correctionsCharlese egeler reception guidance centerDetroit freeMichigan departmentCorrections wednesdayGuidance centerFirst amendmentDirector heidi washington

Chalk it up: Michigan parking dispute could cover thousands

DETROIT (AP) Lawyers who argued that a Michigan city violated the U.S. Constitution by chalking tires have successfully turned the case into a class action potentially affecting thousands of parking tickets.

United statesAnn arborBay citySan diegoAlison taylorMatthew grondaLos angelesPhilip ellisonThomas ludingtonRichard griffinRed whiteUs circuit courtJudge thomas ludingtonFourth amendment

Chalk it up: Michigan parking dispute could cover thousands

Lawyers who argued that a Michigan city violated the U.S. Constitution by chalking tires have successfully turned the case into a class-action lawsuit

United statesAnn arborBay citySan diegoAlison taylorMatthew grondaLos angelesPhilip ellisonThomas ludingtonRichard griffinRed whiteUs circuit courtJudge thomas ludingtonFourth amendment

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