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Vol. 55, Issue 2, 2021
February 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
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academic freedom
first amendment
university
professor
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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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