Absent usage of threats, fighting words, intimations of violence, etc., then no, it constitutes protected speech under the first amendment. Your...

Yes, absent posing a safety hazard due the location or size of the flag, it is legally permissible as free expression of speech pursuant to the...

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I would consult an attorney in your jurisdiction (NY). This appears to be a private nuisance claim. The attorney with whom you share this...

I concur with my colleague. Contact an attorney in your state and discuss the matter, as per your factual description, you may have a viable...

She had a legally protected right to remain on premises due to the private necessity created by the hail storm/urgent circumstance - for as long as...

As my colleague alluded, what you're asking is to hold the league accountable which would be a situation of vicarious liability. Typically,...

As my colleagues noted, one of the most important aspects of a viable claim is damages. Per your facts, there is no injury (thus no case).

What type of speech activity were you engaged in? We first need to ascertain whether the speech activity would be deemed protected speech (i.e.,...

This was an independent act/tort of the student. Schools are typically not liable for independent acts of students against other students, unless...

In addition to the points my colleague raises, we would need more factual information from which we might determine whether the operator engaged in...