Alex Jones And All The Money in the World
The trial made two things clear: Sandy Hook families were subject to horrendous suffering because of Alex Jones. And that he did not care.
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Judge Issues Default Judgments Against Alex Jones In Sandy Hook Lawsuits
The judge in the Sandy Hook lawsuits again Alex Jones has had enough of not being complied with and dropped the hammer, finding him liable by default in two of the cases.
Wednesday Writs: Pre-Trial Publicity and Jury Bias in Irvin v. Dowd
The serial killer’s case was the first in which a criminal conviction was overturned due to pre-trial publicity.
The Internet Needs a Town Square
The tech industry has near-total control over what we can and cannot say online. The solution? The creation of an online public space where even extremists are permitted to share their views.
The Pending Discovery of Alex Jones
There is still quite a bit of doubt that the lawsuit will be successful. Still, the fulcrum point of any civic action as to whether it is going anywhere or not is discovery, and having probing eyes into his operations is something Alex Jones cannot be happy about.
Alex Jones and the Consequences of Free Speech
As vile as I find Jones to be, if his First Amendment rights were being violated I would defend him and his company. But that isn’t what is happening here.
Glenn Beck and the Red Knight
“I told you about these people. They only mate with their own kind. It’s yuppie inbreeding. That’s why they’re retarded and wear the same clothes. They don’t feel love. They only negotiate love moments. ...
