Tinker Vs. Des Moines Supreme Court Case Study

The Tinker v. Des Moines supreme court case was very tricky but at the end the result of it was that the school didn’t have the right to suspend the two kids. There are a couple of reasons why. They were exercising their rights, they also didn't cause distractions, and their argument was weak
First of all, The Des Moines didn't have the right to suspend the students that wore the armbands. The argument that the dissent had was and should have been strong enough to win the jury’s anonymous vote. The argument had some strong points, one of the strongest was their constitutional rights. This guaranteed them a strong and valid argument, because constitutional rights are something that you can’t violate and have forever only if you don't commit