A case I mentioned a couple weeks ago, where a school denied permission to a student to hand out "day of truth" cards to classmates in response to the "day of silence" the day before, will go forward. The school filed a motion to dismiss and the judge rightly denied the motion. The ADF issued a press release about it. I can't imagine on what possible grounds the school tried to argue the case should be dismissed. The case is pretty much a no-brainer.
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I wrote previously about the case of Benjamin Arthurs, a North Carolina high school student who was prevented from handing out "Day of Truth" cards at his school the day after other students were allowed to hand out "Day of Silence" cards, as well as prevented from wearing a t-shirt that said "I…
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