Bills bring national ‘cancel culture’ v. free speech debate to Wyo
The Wyoming Senate is grappling with a number of measures to rein in “cancel culture.” But can it do so in a way that’s legally sound?
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Symbols, speech and white supremacy
Opinion
by 1 Comment The First Amendment protects Nazi flags, but it doesn’t require that we tolerate them in our schools and public spaces, writes guest columnist Jason Clark.
Senate Management Council to rule on Hutchings LGBTQ complaint
The Legislature adjourned without deciding whether disciplinary actions were warranted by the senator’s ‘vulgar’ conversation with student lobbyists.
State leaves data trespass defeat unchallenged
The deadline for Wyoming to appeal a judge’s ruling that struck down portions of the controversial laws passed without rebuttal
Lawmakers fail to override Mead’s veto of “critical infrastructure” bill
Gov. Matt Mead described SF-74 as “flawed,””imprecisely crafted” and in need of “additional work” in his letter to the Senate.
