Smith v. Mosley

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• insubordinate remarks that 16 are “inconsistent with the inmate’s status as a prisoner or with the legitimate penological 17 objectives of the corrections system” are not protected
• inmate’s “false and insubordinate remarks,” which violated legitimate prison regulations, were not protected speech

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