Question

3. What were Justice White's main reasons for ruling in favor of the school district in

Hazelwood? (2 points)

Answer 1

Well, Justice White had believed that schools should be allowed a certain amount of authority over student speech in order to maintain order and discipline. He also believed that schools should be allowed to control speech on social issues in order to prevent the spread of ideas that may be disruptive or harmful to students. Finally, he believed that the school's right to control student speech in this manner was not in conflict with the First Amendment and the rights of students to free speech.

Answer 2

Justice White's main reasons for ruling in favor of the school district in

Hazel-wood:

The decision passed by the supreme court in favor of school districts in Hazel-wood in the year 1988 was one of the major decisions ever made by the supreme court. The court made a decision of;

1) Principal had not violated the speech of rights of the students of the school.

2) Students had to leave some of their rights at the gate of the school before entering the school and that The first amendment of the constitution of the United States does not let prevent the school administrators to have some authority over the students and the newspaper published in the school.