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Under Louisiana law, Outdoor Areas of a campus are traditional public forums and are open to expressive activities. “Outdoor Areas” are defined as outside areas generally accessible to the majority of students, administrators, faculty, and staff, such as grassy areas, walkways, or other similar common areas, and do not include areas where access is restricted. Student expression may be allowed elsewhere on campus with time, place, and manner restrictions.

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If an individual or group of individuals attracts a group of 20 or more persons, then a representative from the group is encouraged to contact campus law enforcement as soon as circumstances reasonably permit. The University reserves the right to direct a group of 20 or more persons to another available Public Area in order to ensure the safety of campus members, to provide for proper crowd control, and to limit disruption of the academic and other operations of the University. Any relocation must not be based on the content or viewpoint of the expression.