The Court, in a unanimous opinion written by Chief Justice Roberts, held that the government could deny federal funds to schools that do not permit recruitment, noting that the Solomon Amendment neither denies the institutions the right to speak, nor requires them to say anything.
The court noted that the Solomon Amendment neither denies the institutions the right to speak, nor requires them to say anything. The Court, in a unanimous opinion written by Chief Justice Roberts, held that the government could deny federal funds to schools that do not permit recruitment.
The Court, in a unanimous opinion written by Chief Justice Roberts, held that the government could deny federal funds to schools that do not permit recruitment. The court noted that the Solomon Amendment neither denies the institutions the right to speak, nor requires them to say anything.
The Court, in a unanimous opinion written by Chief Justice Roberts, held that the government could deny federal funds to schools that do not permit recruitment. The court noted that the Solomon Amendment neither denies the institutions the right to speak, nor requires them to say anything.