In the Hazelwood versus Kuhlmeier, the questions were weather a school's principle can censor articles from school sponsored news papers and weather censoring school sponsored speech violates a student's 1rst amendment rights. The Supreme courts decision was that yes, both acts of censorship were constitutional, ruling in favor of Hazelwood Highschool. Cathay Kuhlmeier, the teacher of an advanced journalism class had sued the highschool and principle of Hazelwood on account that her students work had been censored when the p

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

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The Tinker versus Des Moines case, which occurred before the two cases above, was a discussion made to protect students rights and speech. In this case, Mary Beth Tinker, her brother, and a group of other students wanted to peacefully protest the Vietnam War by wearing a black armband. These students' symbolic speech was censored, and the students were expelled. The Tinkers sued the highschool on account that they felt their first amendment rights How

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