From the Lansing State Journal via MSN: “One of the key disputes with the board has been a new conduct policy, which Brianna Scott spearheaded with the help of the university’s general counsel and which was reviewed by an outside firm. The conduct policy, which limits what trustees can say and do and imposes penalties for violations, has been controversial. Several trustees and outside groups, including lawmakers, have said it violates the First Amendment and is unconstitutional.” Read more here.
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