Doe v. Supreme Court of Florida

How courts have described this case

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• noting that \perpetual bar from speaking out about [a] grievance\ may actually discourage filing of grievances
• expressing doubt that \suppression of truthful criticism of lawyers would somehow enhance or protect the reputation of the Bar\
• expressing doubt that “suppression of truthful criticism of lawyers would somehow enhance or protect the reputation of the Bar”
• found the state had failed to present any evidence to substantiate these interests and, regardless, found the rule was not narrowly tailored
• confidentiality provision concerning complaints against attorneys made to the Florida Bar may not be classified as a valid time, place and manner restriction where the provision acts as an absolute bar to speech or publication regarding the complaint

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).