Graziani v. Committee on Legal Ethics

How later courts describe this case

• requiring, in a suit by disappointed listeners, a state university to pay an honorarium and travel expenses to a speaker whose invitation was withdrawn by the university president because of what the speaker might say
• " 'A school may not stifle dissent because the subject matter is out of favor. Free expression is itself a vital part of the educational process.' "
• prison guard prevented an inmate from defending himself against an attack from another inmate
• complaint alleging intentional, willful and reckless failure to provide adequate training to prison guards dismissed for failure to allege supporting facts
• incumbent upon university to justify censorship it sought to impose on student publication
• where prison officials stood by and allowed an attack on a prisoner to proceed
• state supreme court, court of appeals, district court, state bar association
• prisoner's liberty interest implicated in assault by fellow prisoner