Students Rights Have Been Limited by the Supreme Court
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have the right to say or distribute material that is vulgar, obscene, or substantially and materially disruptive. The Supreme Courts decision on the Tinker versus Des Moines case was to provide protection for students speech and media rights expressed in the Amendment. The cases of Hazelwood versus Kuhlmeier and Bethel school versus Fraser have both, basically, overridden the decision in the Tinker case, taking away many of the first amendment rights from students ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**
have the right to say or distribute material that is vulgar, obscene, or substantially and materially disruptive. The Supreme Courts decision on the Tinker versus Des Moines case was to provide protection for students speech and media rights expressed in the Amendment. The cases of Hazelwood versus Kuhlmeier and Bethel school versus Fraser have both, basically, overridden the decision in the Tinker case, taking away many of the first amendment rights from students ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**