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LAW 9360: Constitutional Law:Free Speech

Spring 2027 · 3 credit hours · 1 section · 60 open seats as of Oct 30, 2026, 5:16 AM Central

Prerequisite(s): LAW 9301. A deep dive into the First Amendments protection of Speech (and related protections like Freedom of the Press and Freedom of Association). Topics include; protected versus unprotected speech; the regulation of conduct imbued with elements of speech; the difference between content-based and content-neutral regulation of speech; the role of "forum analysis" in judging the constitutionality of restrictions on speech; the more deferential treatment of governmental regulation of commercial speech; the constitutional restrictions related to government speech, and the difference between government speech and government-compelled speech; regulation of speech in restrictive environments like schools, prisons, and the military; and an introduction to both press and associational freedoms.

Professors teaching LAW 9360 in Spring 2027

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