“We’re happy that the appellate court docket agreed with us that the Residents Participation Act was meant as a defend for good religion participation within the political course of, and shouldn’t be weaponized to allow dangerous religion, politically motivated, and false allegations of wrongdoing towards our heroic lecturers freed from penalties,” Sheryl Weikal stated on behalf of the plaintiff.
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State Appellate Court Reinstates Teacher's Lawsuit Over Political Divide on Social Media
