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Residency Requirement for Public Employees Receives Court Scrutiny

It is not uncommon for states or municipalities to require local residency for public employment. Proponents of residency requirements feel that they benefit the community because residents are more likely to have a strong commitment to the community, to pay local taxes, attend local schools and participate in community activities.…

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Second Circuit Court Denies Trump the Ability to Block Twitter Critics

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals issued a defeat to President Donald Trump and more importantly a victory for First Amendment Rights in July, finding that the President could not block individuals on the social media platform Twitter. In the matter, Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University v. Trump,…

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Teacher blamed for Trump yearbook controversy demands Wall Township lift gag order, allow her to talk to media

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: HOLMDEL, NEW JERSEY (MAY 9, 2019)–The high school teacher who was blamed for a yearbook censorship controversy in Wall Township in 2017 filed a motion in the Superior Court in Monmouth County on Thursday, seeking immediate relief from a Board of Education (BOE) policy that has blocked…

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Teacher scapegoated in Wall Township yearbook controversy files suit

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Susan Parsons seeks relief from restrictions on her ability to speak to media HOLMDEL, NEW JERSEY (MAY 6, 2019)–Wall Township former yearbook advisor and teacher Susan Parsons, who was thrown into the center of a high profile high school yearbook controversy in 2017, filed a civil rights…

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