Campus Free Expression Act protects free speech on South Carolina public college campuses.
The Campus Free Expression Act amends South Carolina law to protect free speech on public higher education campuses. It defines "conduct that materially and substantially disrupts" as actions intended to hinder expressive activities. The act allows institutions to charge security fees for expressive activities based on neutral criteria, such as event size and location. It prohibits designating "free speech zones" and restricts restrictions on expressive activities in public areas to those that are reasonable, content-neutral, and serve significant institutional interests.
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