Sutliffe v. Epping School District

U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit · Decided 2009-09-17

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LYNCH, Chief Judge. This unusual First Amendment case grows out of a dispute over access to government channels of written and electronic communication to conduct an ongoing debate over government spending in the Town of Epping, New Hampshire. A citizens group that advocates reduced spending, Epping Residents for Principled Government (“ERPG”), along with its chairman Thomas Sutliffe and another member, in 2…

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