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Rutgers Flyer Arrest Lawsuit Advances in Federal Court

A former Rutgers law student's free-speech lawsuit over a 2024 flyer arrest advances, with the university's answer due November 9, 2026.

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Rutgers Flyer Arrest Lawsuit Advances in Federal Court

A former Rutgers law student's free-speech lawsuit over a 2024 flyer arrest advances, with the university's answer due November 9, 2026.

1 day ago·San Francisco, United States

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