FROM HIGHER ED DIVE: “The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) sued the University of Texas System, arguing that its restrictions on student protests are ‘blatantly unconstitutional’ and violate First Amendment and due process rights on public colleges. The group is urging the judge overseeing the case to declare the prohibitions unconstitutional and to permanently block the UT System from enforcing them.” Read more here.
NEWS BRIEFS: FIRE Sues U Texas System on Students’ Behalf, Contending Student Protest Restrictions are Unconstitutional
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