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Professors’ free speech rights can clash with public universities’ interest in managing their employees as they choose

  • Written by: Helen Norton, Rothgerber Chair in Constitutional Law, University of Colorado Boulder
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University of Florida officials in November blocked three professors from offering expert testimony in a lawsuit that challenged recently enacted state voting restrictions. But the university soon reversed course amid a public outcry.

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