· 1/15/2019
Jodi Haney v. State of Mississippi
How courts have described this case
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- concluding a substantive due process claim was subsumed by a First Amendment claim, even after affirming the dismissal of the First Amendment claim
- concluding substantive due process claim was subsumed by First Amendment claim, even after affirming the dismissal of the First Amendment claim
- “Because Collins's asserted liberty interest is the right to free speech guaranteed by the First Amendment, his due process claim should be assessed according to the standards applicable to government regulation of speech.”
- applying Hazelwood to university setting because neither party argued otherwise
- plaintiff’s substantive due process claim subsumed by the alleged First Amendment violations
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