Student rights
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In 1969, the United States federal courts ruled that, "Students do not shed their constitutional rights... at the schoolhouse gate" in the famous student rights case of Tinker v. Des Moines.
Student rights that are often violated include protections against search and seizure, freedom of speech and expression (through Internet censorship, privacy invasion and mandatory school uniforms), personal right to self defense (zero tolerance policies) and corporal punishment policies which impact due process.
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External links
- Peacefire
- John Tinker's webpage about Student Rights Activists