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: Constitutionally CorrectCasey Mattox: The (many more than) seven things you can?t say on campus
By Alliance Alert
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ADF Attorney Casey Mattox writing at the Academic Freedom File: "With two years distance from the DeJohn decision, however, public universities across New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania continue to hold on to egregiously unconstitutional speech codes that use much of the same language rejected in Saxe and DeJohn and inhibit expression and skew debate on campus by placing students at risk of substantial punishment if someone claims offense at what they say. . . . Research by ADF allied attorneys shows a host of schools in the Third Circuit that retain egregiously unconstitutional speech codes despite clear precedent in the Third Circuit."Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on April 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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