An Ohio man is suing his local police department after he was arrested and jailed for poking fun at them on Facebook, asking the Supreme Court to rule that his First Amendment rights trump qualified immunity for law enforcement.
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Ohio artists' works reflect on suicide, mental health as part of inaugural fundraiserSeveral multidisciplinary artists created works for a series that will be featured at the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation's inaugural fundraiser.
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