Gay Stunt Servic v. Texas A&M Universy, 737 F.2d 1317 (5th Cir. 1984) is a urt se which the Fifth U.S. Circu Court of Appeals held that the First Amendment required public universi to regnize stunt anizatns aimed at gay stunts. In 1976, Texas A&M Universy ni
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- GAY STUNT SERVIC V. TEXAS A & M UNIVERSY, 620 F.2D 300 (5TH CIR. 1980)
- GAY STUNT SERVIC V. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSY
- GAY STUNT SERVIC V. TEXAS A & M UNIVERSY, 77-3395
- VIO ENCYCLOPEDIAFLASHBACKCATEGORIGAY STUNT SERVIC V. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSY
- 30 YEARS AFTER COURTROOM W FOR GAY STUNT GROUP, FORMER PLATIFF STILL DEMANDS FREE SPEECH FOR HIS OPPONENTS
GAY STUNT SERVIC V. TEXAS A & M UNIVERSY, 620 F.2D 300 (5TH CIR. 1980)
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For Texas A&M stunts, one of the fg moments our LGBTQ+ history is Gay Stunt Servic v. The se began 1976 when Texas A&M Universy nied official regnn to the Gay Stunt Servic Organizatn on the grounds that homosexualy was illegal Texas, and that the anizatn’s intified goals — providg tnal rmatn and referral servic — were the rponsibily of universy staff and not stunts.
GAY STUNT SERVIC V. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSY
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Stunts the Gay Stunt Servic Organizatn sued the universy for the vlatn of their First Amendment right to eedom of speech Febary of 1977.
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GAY STUNT SERVIC V. TEXAS A & M UNIVERSY, 77-3395
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VIO ENCYCLOPEDIAFLASHBACKCATEGORIGAY STUNT SERVIC V. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSY
Gay Stunt Servic v. Texas A&M Universy, 737 F.2d 1317 is a urt se which the Fifth U.S. Circu Court of Appeals held that the First Amendment required public universi to regnize stunt anizatns aimed at gay stunts. In 1976, Texas A&M Universy nied official regnn to the Gay Stunt Servic Organizatn on the grounds that homosexualy was illegal Texas, and the group's stated goals—offerg referral servic and providg tnal rmatn to stunts—were actually the rponsibily of universy staff. The stunts sued the universy for vlatn of their First Amendment right to eedom of speech Febary 1977. For six years, the se wound s way through the urts; although the trial urt led favor of Texas A&M several tim, the Fifth U.S. Circu Court of Appeals repeatedly overturned the verdict. The U.S. Supreme Court cled to take the se, lettg stand the circu urt lg that the stunts' ee speech rights had been promised. * gay student services vs texas a&m *
Gay Stunt Servic at Texas A&M 1976-1989.
Gay Stunt Servic vs. On April 1, 1985, the Supreme Court renred a cisn that end an eight year urt battle between a gay stunt anizatn seekg equal rights of ee speech and Texas A&M Universy.
30 YEARS AFTER COURTROOM W FOR GAY STUNT GROUP, FORMER PLATIFF STILL DEMANDS FREE SPEECH FOR HIS OPPONENTS
Gay Stunt Servic v. BROWN, Circu Judge:Today we addrs the issue whether a state supported universy vlat the First Amendment rights of this gay stunt anizatn and three of s members by refg to afford official regnn. The District Court found that the Universy's refal to regnize the group was not based on the ntent of the group's ias about homosexualy.