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This Interactive Casebook makes the study of First Amendment jurisprudence engaging and meaningful, while ensuring student learning is maximally effective. Highlights:

• Builds solid foundation: Introductory chapters review fundamental concepts such as who the First Amendment restrains, what it protects, and why a rich jurisprudence is needed to mediate tensions between expressive and religious liberties and competing concerns.
• Highlights value choices: Chapters are organized around value choices judges confront when balancing speech and religious interests against interests like safety, equality, reputation, and privacy.
• Draws comparisons: Comparative examples illuminate the oppression in countries that lack freedom of speech and religion and illustrate how democracies vary in their treatment of these rights.
• Stays current: Contemporary topics鈥攆rom regulating social media to revenge porn, book bans, and restrictions on teaching critical race theory鈥攊mpress students with the First Amendment鈥檚 continuing relevance.
• Reinforces learning: Numerous 鈥淵ou Be the Judge鈥� and 鈥淵ou Be the Lawyer鈥� exercises provide opportunities to apply newly acquired knowledge. End-of-chapter assessment questions reinforce this learning.
• Enriches learning with images and stories: Students don鈥檛 just read about a Ten Commandments monument or the Scopes trial; they see the monument and the dueling giants Darrow and Bryan. Students learn why Jehovah鈥檚 Witnesses figure prominently in First Amendment jurisprudence and consider why the ACLU鈥檚 Jewish director agreed to represent neo-Nazis.
• Includes valuable study aids: As part of 麻豆影音鈩�, students receive free online access to Barron and Dienes's First Amendment Law in a Nutshell; Power and Alexander's A Short & Happy Guide to the First Amendment; and Farber's The First Amendment from the Concepts and Insights Series.