Exam 14: Freedom of the Student Press

In 2007,the Tenth Circuit held that former editors of a university newspaper who had graduated did not have standing in court to challenge the reassignment of their former faculty adviser.The case:

Increasingly before the courts in cases such as Doninger v.Niehoff from the Second Circuit are schools' attempts to regulate:

The U.S.Supreme Court ruled that the First Amendment does not ordinarily protect officially sponsored high school newspapers from administrative censorship in the case of:

The Fourth Circuit in the 2013 case Hardwick v.Heyward said that the existence of racial tension in a South Carolina school district justified the administration's prohibition on:

In Dariano v.Morgan Hill Unified Sch.Dist. ,what did the Ninth Circuit say about barring students from wearing American flag t-shirts during Cinco de Mayo in a California public school?

In 2001,the Sixth Circuit overruled the administrative censorship of a student publication at a public university,upholding its First Amendment rights.The case:

The Supreme Court first ruled that public school students may exercise First Amendment rights on campus unless they interfere with the rights of others or disrupt school order and discipline in the case of:

The Supreme Court upheld disciplinary action against a student who made an offensive speech at an assembly at a public high school in the case of:

In the 2010 case of Christian Legal Society v.Martinez,the Supreme Court said that a public law school could deny a religious student organization official campus status because:

The theft of student newspapers by someone or some group offended by the content is becoming increasingly commonplace.A 2003 federal court decision may help student editors who face newspaper theft even though the case did not involve a student newspaper.The court held that a publisher's rights were violated when sheriff's deputies purchased all available copies of a newspaper critical of the sheriff on the eve of an election.The case:

A federal appeals court overturned a high school principal's sanction of students who distributed an unofficial newspaper without submitting it for prior review,holding that the prior review requirement violated the First Amendment.The case:

The Supreme Court in 2007 rejected a high school student's claim that the school principal violated his First Amendment rights by suspending him for displaying a banner near the campus that read,"Bong Hits 4 Jesus." The case:

In 2005,the Seventh Circuit said the First Amendment does not necessarily bar administrators from censoring a financially subsidized student newspaper at a public university.The case: