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… and five other similar cases, was argued in March of 2016. In May 2016, the Supreme Court sent the cases back to the lower … and five other similar cases, was argued in March of 2016. In May 2016, the Supreme Court sent the cases back to …

… church signs could only be 6 feet and displayed for a mere 12 hours prior to the service and 1 hour afterwards. This … church signs could only be 6 feet and displayed for a mere 12 hours prior to the service and 1 hour afterwards. This …

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… … Virginia … Sarah Stites … National Honor Society … k-12 … Fairfax County Public School Board … education … …

… Foundation ranked first on its list of "Academia's Top 10 Abuses of 2008". Dozier arrived on campus in February to … "free speech" only on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 12 p.m. and 1 p.m., with permission required two weeks in … Foundation ranked first on its list of "Academia's Top 10 Abuses of 2008". Dozier arrived on campus in February to …

… censor his religious speech at school. … Brian Hickman … k-12 … education … student rights … Los Angeles … free speech … …

School policy requires outside speakers to obtain permit to exercise First Amendment rights on campus

… Him might not perish but might have eternal life.’ John 3:16”   With great care and pride, Justus customized a note for … Him might not perish but might have eternal life.’ John 3:16”   With great care and pride, Justus customized a note for … Day … student rights … seasonal religious expression … k-12 … Justus Abramo … free speech … education … Justus Abramo …

… come, we’d love to have you.”   That, at least, is how a 10-year-old Pennsylvania schoolgirl named Katie Ayers saw … come, we’d love to have you.”   That, at least, is how a 10-year-old Pennsylvania schoolgirl named Katie Ayers saw … of the last few years. Just ask her. … Katie Ayers … k-12 … student rights … seasonal religious expression … public …

Court struck down unconstitutional fee scheme but allowed Southeastern La. Univ. to maintain other problematic regulations