KU law professor questions social media policy
Kansas University constitutional law expert Richard Levy argues the Kansas Board of Regents policy restricting social media use may violate the First Amendment. He warns the vague rule could chill protected speech as faculty and staff face suspension or dismissal for alleged improper online conduct, amid prior controversy over anti NRA posts by EU journalist David Guth.
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Burglary at Dillons Pharmacy in Lawrence Similar to January Incident
Lawrence police investigate a second burglary at Dillons Pharmacy, 1015 W 23rd St, within a month. An unidentified suspect entered through the roof early Tuesday, targeting prescription drugs. Nine police units responded before security footage placed the time between 12:22 and 12:36 a.m. Sgt. Trent McKinley notes uncertainty about entry method.
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Commission delays bedbug policy vote in Lawrence
Lawrence landlords fear cost impact as City Commissioners delay a bedbug policy vote. The measure would require landlords to hire licensed pest control firms to treat any unit with bedbugs within 72 hours, raising concerns about tenant-caused infestations and inspection burdens.
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