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David J. Hacker: California?s Speech Zone Disease

By ADF Alliance Alert

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ADF attorney David J. Hacker writes at the Speak Up Movement Blog via the Christian Post's Advancing Religious Liberty blog: "It seems Peralta Community College District has not learned its lesson. On the heels of settling an unfathomable case involving the punishment of two students who dared pray for an ill faculty member, Peralta is considering a new speech zone policy. Our readers know that while creating a speech zone sounds supportive of the First Amendment, it is actually discouraging because it limits student speech and can result in the absurd-relegating student speech to ten square feet of campus . . . "

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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