Reply #25: not at school [View All]

[northzax]

that legal precedent is also pretty clear. when the speech interferes with the mission of the school, it can be abridged. same for association, etc. I refer you to Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier amd Morse v. Frederick for more recent precedents.

Why is it, you suppose, that every state has a legal process in which a minor may sue to have the disabilities of minority removed due to special circumstance? if minors do, indeed, have equivalent rights as adults, then why does the emancipation process specifically remove the disabilities of minority clauses in relevant law?