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The University of Wyoming has agreed to end a lawsuit brought by a Laramie church elder who sued the school for suspending his tabling privileges.

The University of Wyoming has settled with the Laramie evangelist who sued it for censoring his speech about a transgender sorority member and will pay $35,000 for his legal fees. UW will be blocked permanently from censoring or banning Schmidt over his views on Langford’s sexual identity.  

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The ruling concluded Todd Schmidt’s actions did not constitute harassment or discrimination against the school’s first transgender sorority member.

Legal filings argue that UW acted within its authority when it instituted a one-year tabling ban for a Laramie church elder.

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CASPER —- A Laramie church elder who had his University of Wyoming tabling privileges revoked after he targeted a transgender student with a sign is suing the university’s president and

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CASPER — A Laramie church elder who had his University of Wyoming tabling privileges revoked after he targeted a transgender student with a sign is suing the university’s president and