Princeton University v. Schmid

Supreme Court of the United States · Decided 1982-01-13

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Per Curiam. I Appellee Schmid was arrested and charged with criminal trespass while distributing political materials on the campus of Princeton University. Schmid was not a student at Princeton University. Under University regulations then in effect, members of the public who wished to distribute materials on the campus were required to receive permission f…

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