Does Criminalizing ‘Disruption’ in Schools Violate Free Speech?
The Crime Report
AUGUST 24, 2021
But when it comes to arresting students for so-called “disruption” — the most subjective of all school-based offenses, which can entail protests and even the filming of misbehaving school police officers — officers’ outsize power is potentially unconstitutional, argue the authors of a paper published in the Lewis & Clark Law Review.
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