are bylaws protected as a form of free speech--that is in the absence of standing? With Universities

[Tim Kruse]

are bylaws protected as a form of free speech--that is in the absence of standing? With Universities around the country going after the discriminatory clauses in religious group's bylaws or governing docs, could these groups argue that Universities may or may not have the right to prosecute their discriminatory actions but they can do nothing simple because of their governing documents?
 
Tim Kruse
Director of Development
St. Paul's University Catholic Center
723 State St. Madison, WI 53703
608-258-3140 (ext. 106) Office
608-345-8082 Cell
www.stpaulscc.org
 
 

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