West Point faces First Amendment clash over new faculty speech rules

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West Point unveiled a policy requiring faculty to obtain prior approval before publishing or speaking, prompting Tim Bakken, the academy’s longest‑serving law professor, to challenge it as unconstitutional. A judge allowed Bakken’s lawsuit to proceed and temporarily halted enforcement, underscoring a tension between academic freedom and military obedience in the wake of Trump’s order.
After Trump’s order, West Point curbed faculty speech. One professor said no. The Washington Post
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