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Legal Brief for Tinker v. Des Moines (1969)

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The students did not disrupt or intruded on the schools affairs. Furthermore, the court did not express any opinion for the form of relief for the plaintiff. They decided to reverse the ruling and send it back to the lower court for nominal damage ruling. Reasoning of the Court: The actions that the school made was reasonable but the fear of disturbance is not enough to justify the banning of the black armbands...
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They decided to reverse the ruling and send it back to the lower court for nominal damage ruling. Reasoning of the Court: The actions that the school made was reasonable but the fear of disturbance is not enough to justify the banning of the black armbands. The recorded showed that students in some schools wore buttons relating to the national political campaigns which was not included in the policy...
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