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Law Librarian's Firing Didn't Violate Free Speech
November 13, 2009 - 1:47pm — Blake
Law Librarian's Firing Didn't Violate Free Speech
A law librarian's free-speech rights weren't violated when he was fired for blasting his superiors' alleged "disgusting, degrading, and utterly unprofessional" conduct in an email, a California appeals court ruled.
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