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TX: UT profs outgunned in effort to holster campus carry law
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A federal judge has dismissed a longshot lawsuit filed by three University of Texas at Austin professors seeking to overturn the state's 2015 campus carry law, which allows people to carry concealed handguns inside most public university buildings.
District Judge Lee Yeakel wrote in his decision that the professors — Jennifer Lynn Glass, Lisa Moore and Mia Carter — couldn't present any "concrete evidence to substantiate their fears" that campus carry would have a chilling effect on free speech. |
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jac
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This is an example of common sense gun law.
Considering that the law has been in effect for a year with zero problems should show the snowflakes that their concerns are baseless. They should get behind a worthwhile cause instead of continuing to infringe on law abiding citizens. |
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| University+free speach=oxymoron!!! |
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