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Tag: Fall 2007

Proper channels: Student demonstrators fight prior review of their messages

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August 1, 2007September 5, 2018 Isaac Arnsdorf

Billy Embree was trying to help his college’s janitors fight for higher wages. He ended up fighting a suspension.

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

Sensitive speech: High schools react to violent expression after Virginia Tech massacre

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August 1, 2007September 5, 2018 Judy Wang

Eight days after the Virginia Tech University massacre, a high school student in Northport, Wash., was overheard telling other students that chaining shut all of the doors in the school except for one would make it easy for a gunman to shoot those emerging from the unchained entrance.

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Morse v. Frederick leaves narrow hole in landmark Tinker standard

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August 1, 2007September 5, 2018 Judy Wang

A burst of laughter broke over the marble halls of the U.S. Supreme Court chamber when one of the nine dignified, black-robed figures seated behind a raised bench began to speak about “bong hits.”

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

Thomas' opinion considered extreme

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August 1, 2007September 5, 2018 Tim Hoffine

Reaching back to the history of America’s public education system and a legal principle known as “in loco parentis,” Associate Justice Clarence Thomas offered the most extreme opinion in June’s Morse v. Frederick U.S. Supreme Court decision.

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

Advocates counting on Alito, Kennedy concurrence to limit decision's scope

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August 1, 2007September 5, 2018 Jenny Redden

Reaction to the U.S. Supreme Court’s June decision in Morse v. Frederick was almost as varied as the judgment of the Court, which issued five opinions in the first high school student-speech decision since Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier in 1988.

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

Early legal applications of the Morse decision

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August 1, 2007

As soon as the Morse v. Frederick decision was handed down from the U.S. Supreme Court in late June, it immediately began appearing in lower courts’ opinions across the country.

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

'Immigration' editorial court case continues

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August 1, 2007September 5, 2018 Judy Wang

A five-year-long waiting game over a high school student’s right to publish a controversial editorial may continue as the­ California Supreme Court decides whether to hear or deny a petition in the Novato Unified School District v. Smith case.

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

In Oregon, a new law protects students

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August 1, 2007September 5, 2018 Judy Wang

When student journalists in Oregon return from vacation, they will be protected by a press-freedom law passed in July.

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

Understanding student free-expression laws

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August 1, 2007

Seven states -- Arkansas, California, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts and Oregon -- have passed laws that limit the effects of the Hazelwood decision in their states and return a greater degree of press freedom to student editors.

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

Advocates await signature in Illinois

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August 1, 2007September 5, 2018 Jenny Redden

Student journalists at public universities and community colleges in Illinois are one signature away from a guarantee that their newspapers are not subject to prior review or restraint.

Tagged Fall 2007, reports

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