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fairisfair

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hmmmm. . . can public schools refuse to allow me to attend if I do not have the proper clothing that they require??
 

fairisfair

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BelizeBreeze said:
Now go read "tinker vs the board of education" and you'll get the idea ;)

I understand how the first amendment enters as to what they "may not wear" how would it translate into what "they must wear"? ( Sorry OP don't mean to hijack, but I always jump at a chance to learn something from BB)
 

BelizeBreeze

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fairisfair said:
I understand how the first amendment enters as to what they "may not wear" how would it translate into what "they must wear"? ( Sorry OP don't mean to hijack, but I always jump at a chance to learn something from BB)
Read the decision and you'll know ;)

and remember when Tinker was issued.
 

fairisfair

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BelizeBreeze said:
Read the decision and you'll know ;)

and remember when Tinker was issued.

okay, I have a headache, I read the opinions, and dissenting opinions, I still don't get it. I mean I understand the ruling, but not how it applies to required uniforms.
 

BelizeBreeze

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fairisfair said:
okay, I have a headache, I read the opinions, and dissenting opinions, I still don't get it. I mean I understand the ruling, but not how it applies to required uniforms.
Why was tinker brought before the court?
 
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