· 5/10/1985
Albert R. Piarowski v. Illinois Community College District 515, Prairie State College
Citations
- 759 F.2d 625
How courts have described this case
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- holding that stained glass windows, as “art for art’s sake,” were protected under the First Amendment
- concluding that the First Amendment protects “art for art’s sake”
- no First Amendment violation where college chose to remove from walls artwork whose prominence and location implied college approval and not just custody
- stained glass windows on display in an art gallery at a junior college
- stained glass windows on display in an art gallery at a junior college
- stained glass windows on display in an art gallery at a junior college
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Judges: Wood, Posner, Fairchild
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