Artist Piotr Szyhalski on the making of the “Lies and the Law” series

Four ways to render speech less susceptible to private coercion

Why the framework of “marketplace of ideas” is a fairy tale

Justice Kennedy, free speech fabulist

Public event to be held April 8, 2022, at Columbia University, and online

Mapping the varieties of lies governments tell, with some help from Hannah Arendt

The problem is less the obviously false statement than the obscure “fact” that allows the government to bias or distort critical information

Litigation is one remedy; laws that constrain the speech of governmental bodies are another; counterspeech and politics are still more

A plaintiff’s lawyer’s lament on how anti-SLAPP will be an obstacle for defendants with or without Sullivan

It’s the amplification of misinformation that’s the issue; the solution is about the architecture of our public square