We were disheartened to read this story today in the Atlanta Journal Constitution, in which the Superintendent of Cobb County Schools is quoted stating that, if one of his district's athletes were to kneel during the national anthem, "their asses would be benched." Such a comment … [Read more...]
Baton Bob files suit for wrongful arrest, violation of First Amendment
We have filed suit on behalf of our client, Bob Jamerson, also known as "Baton Bob." We intend to prove that Bob was arrested without probable cause, in retaliation for his exercise of his First Amendment right to celebrate the Supreme Court decision striking down the federal ban … [Read more...]
Fulton County Daily Report profiles Radford & Keebaugh
We are proud to share this great profile of Radford & Keebaugh, published on the front page of the July 31, 2014 edition of the Fulton County Daily Report. Please enjoy and share! Fulton County Daily Report's July 31, 2014 Profile of Radford & Keebaugh by James … [Read more...]
Newspaper Editor Terminated After Blogging His Religious Beliefs
A former newspaper editor has filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claiming that the he was terminated from his job due to his religious beliefs. During his employment as editor of the Newton Daily News, Bob Eschliman earned seven journalism awards, … [Read more...]
DMV forces gender non-conforming teen to remove makeup before taking his photo, with First Amendment implications
After successfully completing his driver's license test, a South Carolina teen was met with opposition when it came time to take his photograph. As detailed in this Washington Post article, Chase Culpepper, 16, identifies as a gender nonconforming teen, wearing makeup on a … [Read more...]