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Sixth Circuit· 6/28/1989

Dean Poling v. Ellis Murphy

Citations

  • 872 F.2d 757

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  • holding student had no protected interest in participating in student council election even though it was customary to award a college scholarship to the council president
  • affirming the punishment of a student who insulted a vice principal during a speech at a mandatory school assembly
  • teaching a student civility toward others is a legitimate pedagogical concern
  • upholding the decision of a high school administration to exclude a stu- dent from a student council race because he made a rude comment about the assistant principal in a speech delivered at a school assembly
  • teaching a student civility toward others is a legitimate pedagogical concern
  • \Limitations on speech that would be unconstitutional outside the schoolhouse are not necessarily unconstitutional within it.\

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Judges: Engel, Merritt, Nelson

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