Student Social Media Speech Cases Rejected By Us High Court

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WFMY News 2Student Social Media Speech Cases Rejected by US High CourtBusinessWeekBy Greg Stohr Jan. 17 (Bloomberg) -- The US Supreme Court declined to consider how much free speech protection students have for items they post on the Internet, turning away a set of cases involving the use of the social-networking site MySpace.com.

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