· 10/18/2023
J.C., a Minor, by and Through Her Mother and Next Friend, Briana Harris v. Baylor Scott & White Health and Baylor Medical Center at Irving
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- concluding that even if a school violated the plaintiffs procedural due process rights, such a violation was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt
- holding that a party had limited its right to free speech by voluntarily joining a state association with anti-recruiting rules
- “[W]e can safely conclude that any due process violation was harmless . . . .”
- coaches voluntarily participating in an athletic league
- restriction on speech in recruiting athletes
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