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David Hacker: Student activity fees: How to know your rights are being violated

By Alliance Alert

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ADF Attorney David J. Hacker writing at Speak Up Movement / university (via the Christian Post's Advancing Religious Liberty blog): "Casey Mattox?s excellent series on Widmar v. Vincent (stay tuned, there?s more to come) inspired me to write my own mini-series on student activity fees, a topic that will consume student groups from coast to coast this summer as they prepare for the fall semester.  I will examine the constitutional principles that guide these systems, objections to paying the fees, and methods for allocating fees that violate the First Amendment.  My hope is that student groups who are entering or will enter the fee allocation season this fall will be better equipped to ensure they have equal access to student fees.  Today, we start with an overview of the constitutional principles."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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