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Court rules that a student's offensive posts on social media do not justify forced exit from campus, suggesting broader protections for expression.
Free speech protections are embedded deeply within the campus experience. Naturally, students often exercise their protected speech rights in the form of protests and other on‐campus demonstrations and events. However, student expression rights also extend to the classroom in the context of course discussions and writings. They can also extend off campus to social media posts.
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