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Blanket family court gag orders restricting parents from speaking publicly about their custody cases operate as presumptively unconstitutional prior restraints under the First Amendment. Courts cannot silence a parent's protected speech or criticism of judicial proceedings without satisfying the strictest constitutional scrutiny and proving imminent, compelling harm.
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