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MelvinButtsESQ | 4 years ago

I'm reading she essentially agreed to a contract in the form of the "team rules" and then violated those rules for which she was held accountable. This isn't a free speech issue, it is a contractual issue.

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kube-system|4 years ago

Contract law is not ultimate. If your contract violates other laws, or is missing elements of a valid contract, then it could be invalidated.

agloeregrets|4 years ago

Super iffy for two general reasons:

1: She could not legally sign that contract 2: The cheerleading team is ultimately an extension of the government (as it is part of a government institution).

By literal means, the state is punishing someone for what is ultimately private, off-campus speech. A lawyer with goals in life would see that as a case worth fighting.