Home > Topics > Speech > Student expression   By David L. Hudson Jr. First Amendment scholar For the first time in nearly 20 years the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on a pure student free-expression claim in the June 2007 case Morse v. Frederick. However, uncertainty remains over some kinds of student speech. FULL STORY>     R.I. considers statewide cyberbullying ban ACLU director advises lawmakers to 'be careful' in addressing students' electronic communications, saying 'you really are dealing with free speech.' 04.16.11   Pa. students can wear 'boobies' bracelets for now Federal judge says school officials can't ban breast cancer-awareness jewelry until case goes to trial, finding wristbands aren't lewd or vulgar. 04.13.11  SEARCH  MORE student expression issues > Clothing, dress codes & uniforms K-12 newspapers & yearbooks Underground papers & off-campus speech Cyberspeech Book censorship Hate speech & speech codes Clubs Pledge of Allegiance in public schools Speaking out in school