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Although some reasons would have existed for simply reworking this earlier charter and attributing it to Alfonso , the diplomatic of the Alfonsine charter is too good to discount it . “ [ Poetry ] inspires us to speak about the issues , ” Nevins said . It is likely , then , that it had become an established fact before al-Mutawakkil of Badajoz ceded Lisbon , Santarem , and Sintra to Alfonso in late April and early May of 1093 . Nevertheless to ignore the essential background of royal government in the eleventh century is to fail to appreciate fully its difficulties , its substance , and certainly its style . When Walter came to speak of Henry II , whose court he knew personally , the reality is differently rendered . Several universities have changed their speech policies in the wake of lawsuits filed against them by students , who allege speech policies violate their First Amendment right to free speech.Until recently , UTEP students wishing to speak on campus had to fill out a form requesting permission and , according to the previous Handbook of Operating Procedures , “ obtain permission from one or more of the appropriate officials listed as well as the dean . In the updated Handbook of Operating Procedures , restrictions are still placed on persons not affiliated with the university , but “ Students , faculty and staff have the right to assemble , to speak , and to attempt to attract the attention of others . Presumably he would also have had the support of Count Raymond of Toulouse , now married to Alfonso VI 's daughter Elvira and also active at the papal court as it journeyed through his territories . Beth Littrell , an ACLU staff attorney , said the lawsuit seeks “ to establish that students have the right to speak freely off-campus . These absences may all be coincidental but I suspect instead that they [ 146 ] reflect a serious opposition to Alfonso VI in powerful court circles . The group is required to make an affirmative vote in public to enter into executive session , and the Colorado Open Meetings Law requires boards to maintain minutes of their meetings , including what was discussed in executive sessions , said John Zakhem , the Criterion ’ s attorney.In a Feb. 19 letter to Fromm denying the Criterion ’ s request for the tapes , Trustee Carol Nesland maintained that “ the executive sessions were properly initiated ” as mandated by Colorado statute . Some of these tales would have been set to music , and music and song furnished their diversion as well . In addition , the court will review if it is unconstitutional for COPA to require adults to enter a personal identification code to access sexual content online.COPA calls for first-time offenders to face up to six months in jail and $ 50,000 in fines . But we may be sure that the same treaty also ended , at least for the time , the payment of parias to Alfonso VI by the taifa king . " The university is saying they have a constitutional right to ignore the open-meetings act .