Will Europe and the U.S. speak up after lawmakers vote to undercut their Supreme Court's independence and the government goes after a Polish television station?
In contrast to most such instances, the New Yorker's statement didn't ride along with a story detailing just what Lizza had done to trigger the judgment of "improper sexual conduct."
Online criticism; alleged Hezbollah ties; "six [legal] actions on two continents"; and a judge's suggestion of sanctions for an unwarranted emergency injunction request.
By Eugene Volokh • The Volokh Conspiracy • Read more »
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