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Vol. 55, Issue 2, 2021February 19, 2021 EDT

“A Kind of Continuing Dialogue”: Reexamining the Audience’s Role in Exempting Academic Freedom from Garcetti’s Employee Speech Doctrine

Michael A. Sloman,
academic freedom first amendment university professor
Photo by Alexandre Pellaes on Unsplash
Georgia Law Review
Michael A. Sloman, “A Kind of Continuing Dialogue”: Reexamining the Audience’s Role in Exempting Academic Freedom from Garcetti’s Employee Speech Doctrine, 55 Georgia Law Review 935 (2021).
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