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A school violated a 13-year-old student's First Amendment rights when it forced him to put duct tape over T-shirt images disparaging President Bush, according to the U.S. Court of Appeals.
In Zachary Guiles v. Seth Marineau, et al., the 2nd Circuit court determined the pictures of alcohol and drugs on the shirt should not have been censored because they were not plainly offensive and didn't cause any serious disruptions.See the full content of this document
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Student Rights Violated in Censorship, 2nd Circuit Rules
"While the exact contours of what is plainly offensive are not so clear to us as the star Arcturus is on a cloudless night, they are evident enough for us to hold that the images of dru...
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