PUNISHING CYBERBULLIES: USING SUPREME COURT GUIDANCE BEYOND TINKER TO PROTECT STUDENTS AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS

[...]Part IV suggests a standard that affords school officials more discretion when dealing with uninvited cyberspeech that is lewd, cruel, embarrassing, or harassing, and directed at another identifiable member of the school.

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Published inThomas Jefferson law review Vol. 34; no. 2; p. 325
Main Author Araujo, Walter
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published San Diego The Law Review Association 01.04.2012
Subjects
Bullying
Etiquette
Federal court decisions
Freedom of speech
Internet
Litigation
Society
Supreme Court decisions
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Summary:[...]Part IV suggests a standard that affords school officials more discretion when dealing with uninvited cyberspeech that is lewd, cruel, embarrassing, or harassing, and directed at another identifiable member of the school.
ISSN:1090-5278
2169-1436