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Texas students get go-ahead for empty-holster protests

Federal judge grants temporary restraining order allowing Tarrant County College students to participate in nationwide demonstration this week.

9th Circuit backs removal of Nazi-saluting man from meetings

Majority finds Santa Cruz officials were justified in asking Robert Norse to leave City Council meetings in 2002, 2004 because he was disruptive.

Ill. prosecutors probe journalism students' grades

Cook County attorneys say they want to know whether professor who founded Medill Innocence Project gives students better grades if they make case that a prisoner is innocent.

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Can a public school require students to submit campaign materials for prior approval?

Student Speech in School A high school student campaigned for junior class president. He passed out condoms to accompany his slogan "Adam Henerey, The Safe Choice." School rules provided that students must obtain prior approval for their campaign...

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