Benchmarks: 8th Circuit lifts injunction protecting student bloggers 
By:
Pat Murphy
Published: October 18, 2012
Tags: cyberbullying, First Amendment, free speech, student discipline, student speech
Two Missouri high school students will now have to face the consequences of creating a blog that mocked blacks and female classmates after the 8th Circuit yesterday lifted an injunction blocking their 180-day suspensions.
Discipline for Facebook posts didn’t violate free speech
Published: June 26, 2012
Tags: civil rights, Facebook, First Amendment, free speech, social media, social networking
A state university didn’t violate the First Amendment when it disciplined a student in a professional program for posting disrespectful and threatening comments on her Facebook page, the Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled.
Library’s Internet filtering rules stand up
By:
Tony Ogden
Published: May 7, 2010
Tags: ACLU, filter, free speech, internet, Washington
The Washington Supreme Court has sided with the North Central Regional Library System in a lawsuit challenging its Internet filtering policy. At issue is whether libraries should offer a way to turn off Internet filters for adults who request it.
