Posted on 08/13/2010 9:58:16 AM PDT by marcbold
Score this as one for the good guys and a victory for free speech!
In the immortal words of Edna Mode: Go! Confront the problem. Fight! Win!
FRESNO, Calif. — In a victory for pro-life speech in public school, a federal court entered a judgment Thursday against a California elementary school and three school officials for violating the First, Fourth, and Fourteenth Amendment rights of a 6th grade student who wore a T-shirt opposing abortion.
Los Angeles attorney William J. Becker, Jr., of The Becker Law Firm, assisted by the Thomas More Law Center, filed suit after school officials barred Tiffany Amador from wearing her pro-life T-shirt at McSwain Union Elementary School, a kindergarten through 8th grade school located in Merced, north of Fresno.
“This judgment represents...
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You mean the ACLU didn't take up this cause Pro bono publico ?
I am shocked!!!!!
Won? And how much money did it cost to win?
And how many more innocent normal people have been intimidated into silence by this sort of thing?
There is no longer any “free speech” in the USA.
Liberal lawyers outnumber conservative lawyers probably 10-1....victories over the scumbags will be few and far between....and with recent decisions going mostly towards “progressives”....they smell blood in the air, and will not be inhibited at all, certainly not by the mainstream media, not to mention a dumbed down society.
We have too many publicly funded law schools.
We can save money by shutting them down since we have more seats than students.
There are too many cushy professor jobs for leftists.
Next on the hit list: A RICO suit against the NEA, the world’s greatest organized pedophilia mob, next to the UN.
BUMP
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