"Does an Elected Body Violate the First Amendment When It Censures One of Its Members for Critical and Disruptive Public Speech?" by Steven D. Schwinn

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Does an Elected Body Violate the First Amendment When It Censures One of Its Members for Critical and Disruptive Public Speech?

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Steven D. Schwinn, UIC School of Law

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1-1-2021

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Steven D. Schwinn, Does an Elected Body Violate the First Amendment When It Censures One of Its Members for Critical and Disruptive Public Speech? (20-804), 49 Preview U.S. Sup. Ct. Cas., Nov. 1, 2021, at 3