A New Hampshire school board has amended its proposed policy regarding public comments during board meetings after the American Civil Liberties Union said the policy might be too restrictive.
In its initial draft of the policy to control public participation in public meetings, the Concord School Board had placed limits on speech that was "obscene, libelous, defamatory, or violent."
A New Hampshire school board has amended its proposed policy regarding public comments during board meetings after the American Civil Liberties Union said the policy might be too restrictive.
In its initial draft of the policy to control public participation in public meetings, the Concord School Board had placed limits on speech that was "obscene, libelous, defamatory, or violent."…
