Besler v. BOARD OF EDUC. OF W. WINDSOR

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• stating that a municipality can be held liable for acts committed by one of its employees pursuant to a governmental policy or custom that violates the Constitution
• stating that a municipality can \be held liable for acts committed by one of its employees . . . pursuant to a governmental policy or custom . . . that violate[s] the Constitution\
• stating that a municipality can \be held liable for acts committed by one of its employees . . . pursuant to a governmental policy or custom . . . that violate[s] the Constitution\
• “Our free society must give breathing room for an ‘uninhibited’ and ‘robust’ discussion of public issues, even when it ‘include[s] vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials.’ ”

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