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A Student Sues After Suspension for Mocking Principal on Instagram

A lawsuit filed on behalf of the 17-year-old student accuses his Tennessee school district and two administrators of violating his First Amendment rights.

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Tennessee student sues school district after he was suspended for posting memes poking fun at his thin-skinned principal on Instagram

A Tennessee high school student is suing his school district, claiming his First Amendment rights were violated after being suspended for posting three memes on Instagram

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Jason Quick: Tennessee School Suspends Student For Posting Instagram Memes Mocking Principal

Jason Quick: Tennessee School Suspends Student For Posting Instagram Memes Mocking Principal all of which were humorous jabs at the school principal, who had

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Thin-skinned principal sued after erupting over student s off-campus mockery

A student at a Tennessee high school lampooned his school principal, off campus and outside of school hours, by posting some mocking memes online.

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Tennessee Public School Sued After Suspending A Student Over Instagram Memes

When students engage in nondisruptive speech off school grounds, their public schools can't punish them.

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