UVA Law professors Rich Schragger and Molly Brady, and Yishai Blank, professor of law at Tel-Aviv University, discuss if cities have — or should have — free speech rights that override restrictive state laws. (University of Virginia School of Law, November 13, 2017)

Do Cities Have Free Speech Rights?

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Do Cities Have Free Speech Rights?

Do Cities Have Free Speech Rights?