Court blocks 'bias' rule for lawyers, challenged by college free-speech lawyer
Zach Greenberg says awful things for a living. He doesn’t (necessarily) believe them. The Philadelphia-based lawyer quotes the awful things other people say, sometimes taken from court decisions, when he gives legal presentations on controversial speech and the First Amendment. His career, reputation and very sanity are threatened by newly amended “rules of professional conduct,” approved by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, that could get lawyers investigated and punished for the subjective offense of “manifesting bias or prejudice.” The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education ...