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College and university presidential candidate shield law is criticized - Vimarsana News

College and university presidential candidate shield law is criticized

Leaders of a First Amendment group and a national higher-education association also say it's harmful to public trust and academic freedom.

As DeSantis ramps up Presidential campaign, new state law will shield taxpayer-funded travel - Vimarsana News

As DeSantis ramps up Presidential campaign, new state law will shield taxpayer-funded travel

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As DeSantis ramps up Presidential campaign, new state law will shield taxpayer-funded travel

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A Florida Bill Could Upend Media Defamation Law - Vimarsana News

A Florida Bill Could Upend Media Defamation Law

An “extreme” bill in Florida is aimed at making it easier to sue the news media for defamation — and it's alarmed First Amendment advocates across the country.

Florida Defamation Bill HB 991 Passes Committee Vote - Vimarsana News

Florida Defamation Bill HB 991 Passes Committee Vote

A dozen members of the public — including defense attorneys, free press advocates, and LGBTQ activists — all rose to speak against the controversial Florida bill, warning that it likely contravenes long-standing Supreme Court precedent.