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Aside from Leakgate, the other big legal news from the Supreme Court yesterday was its unanimous ruling that the City of Boston exercised impermissible discrimination against religious freedom with its refusal to fly a Christian flag over city hall while allowing flags from some 200 other organizations. Justice Stephen Breyer wrote the opinion, saying When the government encourages diverse expression — say, by creating a forum for debate — the First

Over Half Of Colleges Encourage Students To Snitch On Each Other: REPORT Kendall Tietz on April 28, 2022 Over half of the higher education institutions

ATLANTA (Legal Newsline) – A free speech group gained some success in its challenge of a University of Central Florida policy alleged to be way too woke.

Conservatives are cheering the latest circuit court decision on campus free speech. Few seem to realize it will help dismantle Republican-backed education bills targeting critical race theory in the classroom.

A federal appeals court panel has ruled against the University of Central Florida policy banning "discriminatory harassment" on grounds that it likely violates students' freedom of speech.

A three-judge panel rules unanimously against policies at the University of Central Florida.

A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that a University of Central Florida (UCF) policy targeting "discriminatory harassment" likely violates the First Amendment.

Over 450 U.S. colleges and universities, public and private, maintain some form of a reporting system aimed at policing campus speech, according to a new report from a campus free speech organization.

Over 450 U.S. colleges and universities, public and private, maintain some form of a reporting system aimed at policing campus speech, according to a new report from a campus free speech organization.

A federal appeals court panel has ruled against the University of Central Florida policy banning "discriminatory harassment" on grounds that it likely violates students' freedom of speech.