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Apart from the narrowed universe of justifications, Turner and its progeny govern Pesci's case.

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Apart from the narrowed universe of justifications, Turner and its progeny govern Pesci's case.
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Pesci v. Budz (11th Cir. 2019) is an actual First Amendment merits ruling, rejecting a civil detainee’s newsletter challenge under a modified Turner test. This is a scoped civil-detention speech example, not a universal test for retaliatory arrest or public-employee speech. The unrelated Olivier/Heck passage is removed.

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we hold that the 2010 ban on Duck Soup does not violate the First Amendment.

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we hold that the 2010 ban on Duck Soup does not violate the First Amendment.
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Pesci v. Budz (11th Cir. 2019) is an actual First Amendment merits ruling, rejecting a civil detainee’s newsletter challenge under a modified Turner test. This is a scoped civil-detention speech example, not a universal test for retaliatory arrest or public-employee speech. The unrelated Olivier/Heck passage is removed.