Teen faces prison for Facebook post
Don’t let video games and chat rooms get to you. It can lead to unexpected consequences. 18-year-old Justin Carter of
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High school valedictorian recites Lord’s prayer in place of speech
Roy Costner IV* was standing at the podium to present his pre-approved speech as class valedictorian. He proceeded to tear
Teen arrested for wearing an NRA T-shirt
Jared Marcum is 14 and a student at a middle school in West Virginia. His school district has a dress code
The Supreme Court speaks pre-Newtown and Sandy Hook Elementary
The Supreme Court considered a student free speech case in 2007 (Morse v. Frederick) that you may have heard of.
Student journalists test free expression law
In February, 2013, The Bruin’s Voice was halted for a brief period by the principal of Bear Creek High School
Can you yell anything you want at a sporting event?
An article in a recent issue of Upfront* magazine caught our attention about a subject we haven’t covered before. The
Tip for teen politicians: Do your homework
This is one admonition you’re used to hearing from your parents and teachers. It also applies if you run for public office
Are you free to publicly say “GAYGUY” or “4GAYLIB?”
In the state of Georgia the Department of Driver Services, which issues personalized or vanity license plates, says these phrases are
Tweet turns into two year jail term
As you know, people in many countries live under strict laws without freedom of speech as we enjoy in the
Teen’s poem about Sandy Hook massacre brings suspension
California high school student, Courtni Webb, wrote about her thoughts and feelings following the elementary school massacre in December, 2012