<p>This past week, the Supreme Court rejected a board member’s claim that his First Amendment rights were violated when his board gave him a verbal censure for his conduct as a board member.  In this episode, Duane discusses the Court’s decision and what it means for Missouri school boards that may want to censure an individual board member. </p>

This past week, the Supreme Court rejected a board member’s claim that his First Amendment rights were violated when his board gave him a verbal censure for his conduct as a board member. In this episode, Duane discusses the Court’s decision and what it means for Missouri school boards that may want to censure an individual board member.

<p>This past week, the Supreme Court rejected a board member’s claim that his First Amendment rights were violated when his board gave him a verbal censure for his conduct as a board member.&nbsp; In this episode, Duane discusses the Court’s decision and what it means for Missouri school boards that may want to censure an individual board member.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 37: The U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision regarding Board Member Free Speech

This podcast features host Duane Martin and other members of the EdCounsel team, who provide the latest updates on legal issues facing Missouri public schools. In each episode, the host will take a current legal topic and provide practical insights into how to manage the legal risks and compliance issues related to that topic. In January 2014, four school attorneys left the school law practice at former firms to found a completely different type of law firm – one whose sole purpose is to serve Missouri public school districts. EdCounsel is now a team of 12 attorneys who are dedicated to public schools and public school leaders.

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Episode 37: The U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision regarding Board Member Free Speech