On a new episode of Free Speech Unmuted, Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Eugene Volokh and Jane Bambauer dive into the debate about "doxing"—putting someone's personal info out in public, usually to call them out or put pressure on them. They talk about how the term is defined (or not) in different laws, and how those laws bump up against the First Amendment. They also share real-life examples—from civil rights boycotts to the online outrage over the dentist who shot Cecil the Lion—and look at

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