Is wearing the confederate flag to school protected as “symbolic speech”?
The display of the Confederate flag, as shown here, has been the subject of numerous lawsuits. In January, 2009, a
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The display of the Confederate flag, as shown here, has been the subject of numerous lawsuits. In January, 2009, a
The answer is yes – there are a handful of states with laws regarding different forms of student expression rights. As you know,
You may have read about 17-year-old Kim Peters, a senior at Willow Canyon High School in Phoenix, Arizona. Kim started
In May, 2007 a school security officer at Monarch High School in Colorado saw a 16-year-old sophomore smoking in the
Jon* attended middle school in Ohio. On his own time and computer he created a website describing the exploits of his friends
The short answer is “it depends.” If your comments on the Internet amount to a threat to anyone or cause disruption
Depending on the circumstances, using profanity or offensive hand gestures may cause you serious problems. In some parts of the country,
The law doesn′t distinguish between gay, lesbian, bisexual, heterosexual (straight) or transgender teenagers. The rights and protections provided are equally applicable
Test your knowledge of sexual harassment by taking this true-or false quiz: (T )(F) Sexual harassment is a problem
Discrimination is defined as treating someone differently based on something other than merit, such as race, age, or gender.You might