Hazelwood vs. Kuhlmeier (1988)
Details of the Case
In 1983, at Hazelwood High School, the principal recieved the school newspaper. In the newspaper he read two innapropriate articles, and brought it to court.
Constitutional Question
Did the principals actions violate the students freedom of speech, under the 1st Amendment.
Decision
5 votes for Hazelwood
3 votes against Hazelwood
3 votes against Hazelwood
Lasting Effect
As long as the actions are related to pedagogical concern, it doesn't violate the First Amendment