Limiting Community College Computer Use to Education and Employment Purposes Does Not Violate Student’s Free Speech Rights

November 15, 2014

On March 19, 2009, the California Court of Appeal, Fourth District, published its decision in Crosby v. South Orange County Community College District (2009 WL 712433) holding that a community college district may restrict the use of District computers in its libraries without violating the free speech rights of its students., search terms: Crosby v. South Orange County Community College District, computers, free speech rights.

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