Tag: 1st Amendment

A school board in N.Y. has asserted its majority to, we believe, deprive minority children of the right to a free and adequate public education.

Md. authorities won't interfere or detain (imprison) free range kids anymore, thanks to new guidelines from the Dept of Human Resources.

Millions of high school students are joyfully graduating. Sometimes, requests to hold applause until the end of the ceremony are taken too seriously.

The Supreme Court ruled threatening words only count as a "crime" if the speaker intended to make a threat.

Whether students can distribute religious materials on school grounds may depend on whether anti-religion groups can distribute their own flyers.

A federal judge said negative and crude blog comments by a teacher about other teachers and students were not entitled to free speech protection.

The Supreme Court ruled that a family-owned corporation doesn't have to pay for contraceptives under Obamacare if its owners don't want to.

A school district in Wisconsin will have to abide by the ruling from the 7th Circuit that it can't conduct graduation ceremonies in a Christian church.

Laws that make it a crime to commit cyberbullying are increasingly being challenged on free speech grounds, but nothing yet from a high court.

A few days ago, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a ruling concerning the First Amendment right of free speech that could...