Home > Topics > Speech   Overview> By Rodney Smolla Dean, University of Richmond School of Law The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States declares that "Congress shall make no law … abridging the freedom of speech." FULL STORY> Sophomoric speech is free speech, too By Ken Paulson If students' provocative postings are neither threatening nor libelous, then accept them as freedom of expression or let parents decide what's OK. 07.21.10   House seeks to revive law to stop 'crush videos' New legislation in response to Stevens ruling is said to be more narrowly crafted to meet constitutional standards. 07.22.10 Last system update: Thursday, July 29, 2010 | 08:09:53  SEARCH  MORE speech topics > K-12 public school student expression Free speech on public college campuses Internet & First Amendment Arts & First Amendment Personal & public expression Adult entertainment Advertising & First Amendment Flag-burning Campaign finance Libraries & First Amendment