Outstanding Academic Title, Choice, 1995 What makes Lane's approach unique is that he weaves together different perspectives on the nature of school into a very colorful but informative and lucid tapestry that seeks the outer limits of free expression within the boundaries of the school context, always with an eye toward promoting the goal of inculcation of values, a worthy end for students and school officials alike. --Samuel M. Davis, Allen Post Professor of Law, University of Georgia *In a 1969 landmark case, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the suspension of student for protesting the...
Outstanding Academic Title, Choice, 1995 What makes Lane's approach unique is that he weaves together different perspectives on the nature of school i...
In a 1969 landmark case, the US Supreme Court ruled that the suspension of student for protesting the Vietnam War violated the First Amendment. On what grounds do public school students merit First Amendment protection? The author reviews the obstacles of this important issue and suggests a mix of protection and autonomy for students.
In a 1969 landmark case, the US Supreme Court ruled that the suspension of student for protesting the Vietnam War violated the First Amendment. On wha...
