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RETURN TO SENDER: OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT SPEECH BROUGHT ON-CAMPUS BY ANOTHER STUDENT

INTRODUCTION

The right to speak one's mind and express one's ideas is an essential component of American society. This right is secured and protected by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.1 Each year a high number of alleged First Amendment violations come before the courts.2 These present particularly difficult legal questions because courts must consider the speech's impact on impressionable youth. It is not startling that many courts continue to struggle with how far this constitutional right should extend within our public school system.3 This concern presents even more difficulty for courts, and similarly, school administrators, where the speech occurs offcampus4 and ...

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