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Casey Mattox: Progress on 5 university speech codes

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ADF Attorney Casey Mattox writing at Speak Up Movement / University: "ADF allied attorneys Len Brown, Randy Wenger and Demetrios Stratis (with assistance from many more allies) sent letters to 5 schools ? Rutgers, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Westmoreland Community College (PA), Cheyney University (PA), and Delaware State . . . I?m pleased to let you know that while none have been finalized yet, all five schools have acknowledged the need to revise their policies to protect students? free speech rights."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 28, 2010 (boomark / email).

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