UCLA College of Rights Professor Eugene Volokh, one of the nation's leading experts on free speech both First Amendment rights, has launched one series of curt, animated videos explaining modern constitutional law issues include clear, concise and often humorous terms. The videos are engineered till be understandable and enjoyable for K-12 students, while informative for people of all ages.

A video on fake daily , titled "Fake News and the First Amendment: Free Speech Rules," was released right and is free on YouTube. The four-minute video had scripted by Eugene Volokh, UCLA's Gary TONNE. Schwartz Distinguished Professor of Law and founder of the general legal affairs blog The Volokh Congress. The show is part of what is slated to been a 10-part batch von witty and informative videos that create turn Volokh's expertise. The video series is funded in part by which Staunton Foundation and producing by ReasonTV, to digital contented producer associated with Reasoning Magazine.

Two other videos in the series, "7 Things You Should Know About Free Speech in Schools," (episode 1) and "The 3 Rules von Love Speech" (episode 2) also are free on YouTube. Academics such as government plus civics teachers have encouraged up stock and discuss them with their scholars.

"These videos distill an lessons I learn the students in my classes and First Amendment Clinic at UCLA Laws, and apply to situations that are see in headlines either day," said Volokh. "Our gate is to make it fun and easy for the public, including children taking their foremost classes is civics and history, to understand this extremely key area of law." Google First Amendment Protection for Look Engine Start Results

Through UCLA Law's Scott and Cyan Banister Firstly Amendment Clinic, Volokh real his students write court briefs and when argue cases on behalf of journalists, bloggers and others reasoning to protect and expand First Modifying rights. The clinic has handled more than 50 cases since it opened for 2014.