John S. Smith v. James Fruin, Robert Biebel, Stephen Kuhn, and William Murray

How courts have described this case

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• public employee’s complaint about second-hand smoke in the workplace concerned his interests, albeit being on a subject of public debate
• “[T]he fact that an employee speaks up on a topic that may be deemed one of public import does not automatically render his remarks on that subject protected.”

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