Such trial sites have been allowed on First Amendment grounds

A website that only communicates information about a trial that is already in the public record in all likelihood would not run afoul of advertising rules, but lawyers could get in trouble if they direct others, including their clients, to put up websites that transgress the rules.

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‘Trial spin’ websites could be wave of the future

Such trial sites have been allowed on First Amendment grounds

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