Regarding freedom of speech on state college and university campuses, federal courts have found

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Federal courts have found that behavioral codes forbidding hate speech to be unconstitutional (A) and activity fees that support on-campus political groups to be constitutional (C). Therefore, the best choice is E, which encompasses both A and C. As for options B and D, federal courts have actually found behavioral codes forbidding on-campus political speech to be unconstitutional, not constitutional (B). Additionally, state colleges and universities are not free to act as non-state entities in regulating speech, as they are still bound by the First Amendment.

Regarding Freedom of Speech on State College and University Campuses