Constitutional Law
Feb. 21, 2003
Censorship Of Graduation Speech Found Constitutional
SAN FRANCISCO - School districts may censor graduation speeches, not just to exclude prayers but also to excise any religious proselytizing, without violating the speaker's free speech rights, a federal appeals court held Wednesday.
Ruling in a comp...
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