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Supreme Court Passes On Important Parody Case, Allows Cops To Treat Satire As A Criminal Act In The Sixth Circuit

While we're all waiting to see if the Supreme Court is willing to destroy Section 230 immunity the way it did abortion rights, more bad news has been delivered by the top court in the land. Hidden among the list [PDF] of dozens of cases the Supreme Court will not be reviewing is this one,…

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Satire stories at Techdirt

Posts about satire written by Tim Cushing and Techdirt

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Hilarious and important, see the power of critique through parody

Don Kahle points out The Onion s brief to Supreme Court demonstrates the importance of protecting parody by doing what it s best at doing,

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The Onion files brief telling the Supreme Court that satire is no laughing matter

The Onion's brief takes a satirical approach to convince the Supreme Court to take up a case involving free speech and qualified immunity.

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The Onion tells the Supreme Court -- seriously -- that satire is no laughing matter

The Onion tells the Supreme Court seriously that satire is no laughing matter

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