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 David Hudson serves as an attorney for the First
Amendment Center at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. The Center, which is funded
by the Freedom Forum, seeks to foster a greater public understanding and
appreciation for First Amendment rights and values. Hudson writes for the
Freedom Forum's online publication, The Freedom Forum Online, and other
leading publications devoted to First Amendment issues. He contributes regularly to
the American Bar Association's Preview of United
States Supreme Court Cases, the Commercial Speech
Digest and the ABA
Journal.
The First Amendment provides protection to forms of free expression
that many people dislike, including hate speech, flag burning as a form of
political protest and non-obscene sexual expression.
Arguably, no area of First Amendment jurisprudence produces more
outrage than adult entertainment litigation. To the surprise of many, the U.S.
Supreme Court has ruled that nude dancing is a form of free expression that
merits a degree of First Amendment protection. However, the courts have
upheld numerous restrictions on this form of expressive conduct.
This course will test participants through real appellate court
cases in the controversial subject of Adult Entertainment.
Click here to take this course.
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