Greenhaven

Free Speech and Expression Greenhaven

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 147-150) and index. Table of Contents: Foreword -- Introduction -- Chronology -- 1. Freedom of Expression Is a Fundamental Constitutional Right American Civil Liberties Union -- 2. The First Amendment Rights of Children Differ from Those of Adults / Emily Buss -- 3. Students Have a First Amendment Right to Abstain from the Pledge of Allegiance The Supreme Court's Decision / Robert H. Jackson -- 4. Students Have a Right to Free Expression When It Does Not Cause Disruption The Supreme Court's Decision / Abe Fortas -- 5. Schools Can Limit Vulgar Student Speech The Supreme Court's Decision / Warren E. Burger -- 6. Schools Can Censor Student Speech in School Publications The Supreme Court's Decision / Byron White -- 7. Speech Restrictions on High School Students Do Not Apply to College Students / James Tidwell -- 8. Student Speech Advocating Drug Use Is Not Protected Expression The Supreme Court's Decision / John Roberts -- 9. Student Plaintiffs in Tinker, Hazelwood, and Morse Recall Their Fights for Free Expression Personal Narrative / Perry A. Zirkel -- 10. Schools May Restrict Student Speech That Attacks Other Students The Circuit Court's Decision / Stephen Roy Reinhardt -- 11. Free Expression on Clothing Is an Important Right for High School Students / Greg Beato -- 12. Students Have a First Amendment Right of Access to Information / Theresa Chmara -- 13. Most Student Expression on the Internet Is Protected by the First Amendment / Anita Ramasastry -- 14. Court Rulings Are Inconsistent in the Treatment of Student Expression Online / Shannon P. Duffy -- 15. The Free Speech Rights of Students Are in Poor Shape Forty Years After Tinker Personal Narrative / Stephen J. Wermiel -- Organizations to Contact -- For Further Reading -- Index. Contributor Bio:  Merino, Noel B01