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… Active U.S. Courts of Appeals Speech First v. McCall Details Documents Profiles Summary … Policy that unconstitutionally restricts protected speech of students. The policy is being challenged in court … Policy that unconstitutionally restricts protected speech of students. The policy is being challenged in court …

… Won U.S. Courts of Appeals Speech First v. Shrum Details Documents Profiles Summary … vague and overly broad policies that censor students’ speech based on their viewpoints. Speech First filed suit on behalf of its student-members at …

… Free Speech A marketplace of diverse ideas is essential to a free … belonging to everyone—from the student on the college campus to the creative professional wanting to speak messages … at home. Understand what your rights are on your school campus. Download … … Free Speech … 17515 … 20845 … 20864 … …

… Educators Standing for Free Speech in Schools In the past year, we’ve seen a wave of … blatantly violating students’ and teachers’ right to free speech. It’s becoming clear: anti-free speech policies and extreme political indoctrination are no …

… Many students want to make a positive impact on their own campus.  Rarely can they make a positive impact on 23 … State University did when they took on a university speech code.  The College Republicans were used to being a … of domestic and international terrorism, memorialize the victims of recent terrorist attacks, and prompt conversation …

… forced the organization to place its display in a small "speech zone" on campus, among other restrictions. Case Documents Court Title Date Trial Court …

… to distribute literature at a student fair. Citing PSBC speech policies, officials also barred YAF members from handing out information within so-called "free speech zones" on multiple PSBC campuses, along with numerous other restrictions. Case Documents Court Title Date Trial Court …

… of Massachusetts Amherst had a highly restrictive speech policy that restricted all “speeches and rallies” to less than one percent of campus and only between noon and 1 p.m. each day. Case … all “speeches and rallies” to less than one percent of campus and only between noon and 1 p.m. each day. … 7632 … …

… in Laredo, Texas published two news stories identifying victims’ names after receiving confirmation of their … a Texas statute, justifying the arrest because the victims’ identities were not “public information” and the … rights. … 7631 … Villarreal v. City of Laredo … free speech … Texas … First Amendment … Villarreal v. City of …

… he tried to hold a Christian sign and hand out tracts on campus, a campus police officer threatened him with arrest because he was outside the campus speech zone.  Even though Ryan Dozier simply wanted to share …