Articles from the Grable PLLC blog on first amendment topics. These posts are general information, not legal advice.
The Eleventh Circuit held Florida's HB3, which limits minors' social media accounts, is content neutral and likely survives a First Amendment challenge.
What Texas’s New AI Law Means for Police Identification, Biometric Data, and Your Constitutional Rights
The appeal did not decide whether the facial-recognition search was constitutional. But the case confirms that this technology is no longer a hypothetical issue for Texans.
Understanding First Amendment Retaliation Claims in Texas
But when government officials respond to criticism or protected expression with punishment, discipline, or arrest, constitutional protections may be violated.
The landscape of constitutional rights in Texas is changing — and fast. With the 2026 legislative session looming, local elections on the horizon, and regulatory shifts already underway…
Texas is moving fast when it comes to artificial intelligence. Law enforcement agencies across the state are quietly adopting AI-powered surveillance systems — from camera networks that…
SB 20 took effect this month, and it could criminalize digital art, animations, and AI content that never involved a real child.
Texas just rolled back campus free speech protections. Here’s what students and faculty need to know about the new limits on protests, academic freedom, and First Amendment rights in 2025.
The internet has changed the way we connect, speak, and share. But it’s also changed how people can hurt each other — through online harassment, defamation, or discriminatory content.
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