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Washington Officials Violated First Amendment by Removing Prisoner’s Art from Exhibit Due to Criticism

by Mark Wilson

A Washington federal court denied state officials’ summary judgment on a claim that they violated a Native American prisoner’s First Amendment rights by prematurely removing his paintings from an art exhibit due to public criticism. The court also denied defendants’ qualified immunity.

Leonard Peltier …

 

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