Center Point, TX asked in Civil Litigation, Civil Rights and Libel & Slander for Texas

Q: I have been brought up on judicial charges & removed from my executive position in my sorority at UTSA because of a

social media post supporting “all lives matter” & would like to discuss this to find if I have any options to fight this. I have been called a racist, bullied & harassed by members of the sorority. Thank you in advance.

1 Lawyer Answer
Roy Lee Warren
Roy Lee Warren
Answered
  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • San Marcos, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: Thanks for your question and I am sorry for the way you have been treated. You will need to find a lawyer that can help you with a civil rights claim as well as for a violation of your First Amendment rights (freedom of speech).

If your rights were violated by law enforcement it could be a 42 U. S. C. section 1983. Once you find a lawyer, you will need to discuss fact specific information that I would not ask you to announce on a social media forum. Or you may be able to obtain information from Legal Aid in Austin. Good luck to you.

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