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17 Cards in this Set
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wood v. strickland
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arkansas students were drinking at school
-unlawfully suspended w/o due process (not told why) -administrators were knowingly violating the students' rights and were responsible for $ damages |
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ingraham v. wright
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2 students paddled badly felt it was cruel/unsual punishment
-argued they should of had right to be heard first school supported -5-4vote in favor of school |
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bethel v. fraser
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fraser gave speech to students to nominate another student for elective office position
-read to 3 teachers and all said not to give -gave anyway suspended 3 days -court ruled in favor of fraser b/c school's conduct rule was vague |
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Brown v. board of edu. topeka
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linda brown walked mile to school while white school was 7blks away
-asked NAACP for help to challenge segregation -ruled that segregation does deprive the minority group of = educational opportunities |
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cleveland board of edu. v. loudermill
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security guard fired b/c he had convicted a felony when he wrote on app. that he had never
-claimed he was not given due process |
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lamb's chapel v. center moriches union free school district
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school district refused 2 requests to use school to show religious-oriented film series on family values/childrearing
-school created limited open forum when allowing groups to use buildings for civic or social purposes |
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goss v. lopez
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nine students suspended in Columbus Ohio Public School System
-claim not given their due process -Lopez said innocent bystander never given chance to speak -ruled that any suspension requires notice and a hearing and that young people do not shed constitutional rights at the school house door |
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mancha v. field museum
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2 teachers & 50 7th grade students go to museum
-students explore w/o supervision -Roberto Mancha beat by white group of kids -school dist. charged w/ neglect by not providing adequate supervision -no one could have expected this to happen |
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milliken v. bradley
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ronald bradley filed suit against detriot school system saying it was racially segregated
-it was segregated and district court ordered adoption of desegregation plan -bused in 53 school districts -no evidence of any inter-district violation or effect |
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Tinker v. Des Moines School District
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students publicized their objections to the hostilities in Vietnam/support for a truce to wear armbands/fast on dec 16,17, & new year's eve
knew they would be suspended -granted certiorari -schools are a place where symbolic speech is protected by 1st/14th amendments |
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Lee v. Weisman
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-middle school principal invited rabbi to speak @ graduation
-father of a student filed for a permanent injunction barring school officials from inviting clergy to speak at ceremonies -court ruled that this was a violation of the Establishment clause of the 1st amendment |
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Miranda v. Arizona
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in a number of instances, suspects were questioned by police officers, detectives, or attorneys in rooms that cut them off from outside world
-were not given warnings of their rights -specified the warnings police need to give to suspects |
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New Jersey v. T.L.O
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girl accused of smoking in bathroom of her high school
-was questioned and purse was searched -pot and other things found -probable cause |
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New York Times v. Sullivan
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full page ad which alleged that the arrest of MLK jr. for pergury was part of a campaign to destroy king's efforts to integrete public facilities and encourage blacks to vote
-city commissioner filed libel action against newspaper/4 ministers -1st amendment protects publication of all statements even false ones except when made w/ actual malice |
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honig v. doe
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the stay put provision was supported in this case involving 2 emotionally disturbed students
-an expulsion or suspension for more than 10 days=change in placement -alternate setting is decided by IEP team |
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hazelwood v. kuhlmeier
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students published 2 articles in paper principal thought were inappropriate
-students sued - In a 5-to-3 decision, the Court held that the First Amendment did not require schools to affirmatively promote particular types of student speech |
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boring v. bunconbe
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teacher who did contraversial play
-performed for class;parent complained -principal said they were not performing; changed mind when certain scenes taken out -teacher needed plywood -teacher transferred |
