13 States Urge Supreme Court to Limit Professor Free Speech Protections
The states say public university professors should not get special First Amendment protection for speech tied to their official duties.
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13 states urge Supreme Court to limit professor free speech protections
FRANKFORT – Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has announced he and Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall are leading a 13-state coalition to stop public university professors from hiding behind ‘academic […]
Kentucky AG defends law to combat antisemitism on campuses
FRANKFORT — Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has announced he and Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall are leading a 13-state coalition to stop public university professors from hiding behind ‘academic freedom’ even if they spew antisemitic hate speech.
AG Coleman asks Supreme Court to let universities discipline faculty speech
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman, along with 12 other state attorney generals, have petitioned the Supreme Court of the United States to allow universities to restrict the speech of professors. The attorneys general used the Woodcock v. University of Kentucky lawsuit as an example of cases where universities should be allowed to restrict what professors can say in a court brief to the United States Supreme Court on Monday, Nov. 9. “Ami…
Kentucky asks high court to let universities police faculty speech
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Republican attorneys general in 13 states, including Kentucky, are using a University of Kentucky lawsuit as an example of cases in which universities should be allowed to restrict what professors can say, pushing back on claims UK…
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