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Speech, Power & Consequence: What Chiles v. Salazar means for social change
A podcast conversation with Dr. Karen Lindsey
May 10
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Amelia Metz
15:39
April 2026
Lawyer-ish: Who owns it?
Welcome to the first week of Lawyer-ish! We're diving into property law — I promise, it's a lot more fun than you think.
Apr 30
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Amelia Metz
3:58
Media Law for the Real World: Right on cue: SCOTUS just handed down the Chiles decision
Following up on last week’s deep dive into Chiles and Otto, the Supreme Court has officially weighed in. Here is a breakdown of the 8-1 decision and why…
Apr 1
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Amelia Metz
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March 2026
Media Law for the Real World: Can the government ban a conversation?
What happens when the government decides some conversations are too dangerous to have?
Mar 25
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Amelia Metz
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Media Law for the Real World, special edition: The limits of campus speech
This special edition of 'Media Law for the Real World' is in response to a post from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression — published…
Mar 19
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Amelia Metz
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Media Law for the Real World: Public disclosure of private facts
Law, fame, embarrassment, money, sex, revenge — Bollea v. Gawker Media.
Mar 18
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Amelia Metz
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The most dangerous thing about AI isn't malice — it's confidence
An opinion piece: from the desk of Amelia E. Metz
Mar 13
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Amelia Metz
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COMING SOON: Lawyer-ish
An overview and introduction of my new, upcoming series: Lawyer-ish
Mar 12
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Amelia Metz
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Media Law for the Real World: Terms & Conditions: the contract everyone agrees to but never reads
The truth about Terms and Conditions — and what it means that you were 11 years old when you clicked that button.
Mar 11
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Amelia Metz
1
February 2026
Media Law for the Real World: When Faith, Speech, and the Law collide
There’s a question at the heart of three major Supreme Court cases that has divided courts, legal scholars, and the country for over a decade: Can the…
Feb 25
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Amelia Metz
Media Law for the Real World: Prior Restraint
What happens when the government tries to stop you before you speak?
Feb 18
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Amelia Metz
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Media Law for the Real World: Public domain, explained
From Steamboat Willie to Pride and Prejudice: How works eventually return to the public (and why that matters)
Feb 11
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Amelia Metz
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