If I painted a message on a building I own, can I be charged for creating illegal graffiti?
In Maryland, the state statute defines graffiti as illicit painting on an exterior wall. Baltimore City defines graffiti as any…
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In Maryland, the state statute defines graffiti as illicit painting on an exterior wall. Baltimore City defines graffiti as any…
My community college district has an unwritten policy that bars publicly employed campus safety officers from speaking to members of the…
I am a owner and publisher of a local community newspaper. We printed a letter to the editor that named…
I’m working on a book that requires me to access records regarding the denial of support for a prominent University of…
Our six children have been enrolled in our community public schools since 1992. Three of our children have already graduated, one…
I posted some helpful information on a public college’s online-class forum and was threatened with expulsion. The forum is in…
Is it legal for Los Angeles County to charge a fee to film on private property when no public roads or public services…
I’m involved in a research project on the history of the city in which I live. To ensure the accuracy…
My family and I have been protesting an event but now the promoter has placed an “order of protection” against…
I live in Tennessee, and my town recently adopted a social media policy that forbids any city employee, elected official,…