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Puerto Rico Journalists' Association v. Mueller - Notice of Appeal (09/10/2009)

Puerto Rico Journalists' Association v. Mueller - Second Redacted Opinion and Order (09/04/2009)
Decision of the U.S. District Court of Puerto Rico

United States v. Stevens - ACLU Amicus (07/27/2009)
Amicus brief of the DKT Liberty Project, ACLU, and the Center for Democracy and Technology, in support of the respondent.

FCC v. Fox Television Stations, Inc. - Amicus Brief (08/07/2008)
On August 7, 2008 the ACLU filed an amicus brief on behalf of creative arts, media and free speech organizations criticizing the Federal Communication Commission's regulation of "indecent speech" as arbitrary, inconsistent and irreconcilable with core First Amendment values.

Puerto Rico Journalists' Association v. Mueller - Decision (06/18/2008)
Decision of the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals

Puerto Rico Journalists' Association v. Mueller - Reply Brief of Appellants (01/25/2008)

Puerto Rico Journalists' Association v. Mueller - Brief for Appellees (01/16/2008)

Puerto Rico Journalists' Association v. Mueller - Brief of Appellants (11/05/2007)
Brief of Appellants to the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals

Puerto Rico Journalists' Association v. Mueller - District Court Opinion and Order (06/13/2007)

Puerto Rico Journalists' Association v. Mueller - Complaint and Jury Demand (09/20/2006)

ACLU Letter to the University of Illinois (02/17/2006)

Complaint in Weise & Young v. Klinkerman, Casper et al. (11/21/2005)

Miller v. Pilot Point Complaint (01/11/2005)

ACLU Letter Urging Kansas Public Library Not to Censor Employee for Discussing Historic Sodomy Ruling (07/16/2003)

Complaint in Shipley, et al v. Huckabee, et al (06/23/2003)

ACLU Amicus Brief in U.S. v. Schiff, et al (05/01/2003)

ACLU Amicus brief in Yahoo v. La Ligue Contre le racisme et L'antisemitisme (05/06/2002)

ACLU Amicus brief inTaubman Co. v. Webfeats and Henry Mishkoff (05/06/2002)
Amicus brief stating an individual may post critiques of a company on websites he creates with the words "sucks.com" after the company's name.