University general counsel can play a unique and powerful role in assuring campuses across the country correctly handle free speech clashes without trampling on anyone’s constitutional rights, according to the leader of a new report on free expression.

“Particularly in our polarized political climate, clear-eyed guidance that hews to legal principle will go a long way to helping campus communities navigate these evolving challenges,” Jonathan Friedman told Corporate Counsel. Friedman is the campus free speech project director for PEN America, a nationwide group of 7,000 writing professionals who champion freedom of expression.

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