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In June, the Supreme Court ruled against a student’s First Amendment challenge to his discipline for displaying, off school grounds, a cryptic banner that read “BONG HiTS FOR JESUS.” I have now published a short law review article in the Cato Supreme Court
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1 year ago
Consistent with established school policy prohibiting such messages at school events, Morse directed the students to take down the banner.
It's hard to see how, if you disagree with the Supreme Court's decision in this case, you wouldn't be compelled to reach the conclusion that schools can't have any rules about speech at all.
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