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Anyone Can Sue: Legal Intimidation as a Censorship Tool

It is axiomatic that anyone can sue, over any issue. To file a lawsuit is as simple as drafting a document that purports to allege facts that support a claim for legal relief, paying a fee, and filing the document with a court.

October 15, 2018 Deborah Caldwell-Stone Censorship, General Interest, Information Access

Don’t Get Sued because of your Meeting Rooms!

Crafting Meeting Room Policies that Keep You In Charge and Out of Court November 4, 2015 @ 1pm CST Legal advocacy groups are threatening legal action and filing lawsuits against […]

October 23, 2015November 22, 2015 Kristin Pekoll Intellectual Freedom Manual, Office for Intellectual Freedom, Online learning, Policies
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