1998-12-30 - STUDENTS WEB SITE COVERED BY THE RIGHT OF FREE SPEECH

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From: Pallas Anonymous Remailer <athena@cyberpass.net>
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From: Pallas Anonymous Remailer <athena@cyberpass.net>
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1998 09:56:05 +0800
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Subject: STUDENTS WEB SITE COVERED BY THE RIGHT OF FREE SPEECH
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A federal judge has ruled against the school district of a Missouri high
school student suspended because he and his sister posted a personal Web
page using vulgar language to criticize the school's official Web site.
U.S. District Court Judge Rodney Sippel has issued a preliminary injunction
barring the school district from suspending the student, punishing him, or
restricting his ability to post his personal home page. Sippel's opinion
asserts:  "Dislike or being upset by the content of a student's speech is
not an acceptable justification for limiting student speech."  

(AP 28 Dec 98)






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