West v. Derby Unified School District No. 260

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• holding that the school had demonstrated a concrete threat of substantial- disruption “based upon recent past events.”
• holding that school district official didn’t violate student’s First Amendment rights because they “had reason to believe that a student’s display of the Confederate flag might cause disruption and interfere with the rights of other students”
• holding that based on racial tension, school officials had reason to believe that display of the Confederate flag by a student \might cause disruption and interfere with the rights of other students to be secure and let alone\
• holding the display of the confederate flag may interfere with the rights of others to be secure
• considering off-campus occurrences when evaluating whether school officials could reasonably predict that the Confederate flag would cause a substantial disruption at school
• considering how school officials construed the school policy in determining whether the policy was overbroad

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