Do students have freedom of speech on social networks like Facebook?
Justin* was a 17-year-old senior at Hickory High School in Pennsylvania. On his grandmother’s computer he created a parody of
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Justin* was a 17-year-old senior at Hickory High School in Pennsylvania. On his grandmother’s computer he created a parody of
Joshua* went to Kettering High School in Michigan. He contributed to a website called “Satan’s web page” that was created by
The short answer is “it depends.” If your comments on the Internet amount to a threat to anyone or cause disruption
In 1997, the United States Supreme Court stated that the Internet is protected by the First Amendment to the Constitution
There′s an ongoing debate about the effect of media violence on young people. Numerous studies indicate a strong relationship