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Mocking the Police Is Not a Crime

A decision that prevented a jokester from suing the cops who arrested him for mocking them prompts 'The Onion' to explain how parody works.

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Mocking Police is Not a Crime: Case Prompts The Onion to Explain How Parody Works

Novak's parody, which was online for just 12 hours, prompted 11 calls to the police department's non-emergency line by gullible Facebook Karens.

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Supreme Court to Hear Case of Man Who Got Four Days in Jail for Mocking a Police Department on Facebook

The case is about a joke, but the case is not a joke.

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Mocking the Police Is Not a Crime

In a Supreme Court brief it filed this week, The Onion claims it was founded in 1756 and has "a daily readership of 4.3 trillion." The brief describes The Onion

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Mocking the police is not a crime

The case that prompted The Onion’s brief to the Supreme Court is no less ridiculous than the satirical website’s patently preposterous puffery.

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