A) sexting.
B) off-campus speech.
C) wearing Confederate flag shirts.
D) trading Civil War memorabilia.
E) student political groups.
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Multiple Choice
A) Morse v.Frederick.
B) Bethel School District v.Fraser.
C) Hazelwood School District v.Kuhlmeier.
D) Smith v.Novato Unified School District.
E) Hosty v.Carter.
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Multiple Choice
A) Papish v.Board of Curators.
B) Rosenberger v.Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia.
C) Kincaid v.Gibson.
D) Hosty v.Carter.
E) Board of Regents v.Southworth.
Correct Answer
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Multiple Choice
A) Bethel School District v.Fraser.
B) Tinker v.Community School District.
C) Hazelwood School District v.Kuhlmeier.
D) Healy v.James.
E) Bright v.Los Angeles Unified School District.
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Multiple Choice
A) Rossignol v.Voorhaar.
B) Zucker v.Panitz.
C) Yeo v.Town of Lexington.
D) Orin v.Barclay.
E) Thomas v.Granville.
Correct Answer
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Multiple Choice
A) Bethel School District v.Fraser.
B) Tinker v.Community School District.
C) Leeb v.DeLong.
D) Papish v.Board of Curators.
E) Hazelwood School District v.Kuhlmeier.
Correct Answer
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Multiple Choice
A) Hosty v.Carter.
B) Papish v.Board of Curators.
C) Rosenberger v.Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia.
D) Kincaid v.Gibson.
E) Board of Regents v.Southworth.
Correct Answer
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Multiple Choice
A) Bethel School District v.Fraser.
B) Tinker v.Community School District.
C) Hazelwood School District v.Kuhlmeier.
D) Healy v.James.
E) Bright v.Los Angeles Unified School District.
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Multiple Choice
A) student media advertising.
B) off-campus speech.
C) sexting.
D) speech by student clubs.
E) student political groups.
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verified
Multiple Choice
A) Kincaid v.Gibson.
B) Hosty v.Carter.
C) Papish v.Board of Curators.
D) Lane v.Simon.
E) Burch v.Barker.
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Multiple Choice
A) the organization refused to admit black students.
B) the organization only focused on male students.
C) the organization's bylaws discriminated based on religion/sexual orientation.
D) the organization's bylaws were content-based.
E) the organization engaged in prior restraint.
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Multiple Choice
A) Not acceptable as there was no actual disruption.
B) Not acceptable.Tinker would forbid this action.
C) Not acceptable.students can wear what they want.
D) Acceptable.school administrators can do what they want under Hazelwood.
E) Acceptable.there had been historic violence and disruption in schools in the past in this situation.
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Multiple Choice
A) Burch v.Barker.
B) Healy v.James.
C) Spencer v.Williams.
D) Bethel School District v.Fraser.
E) Gambino v.Fairfax County Board of Education.
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