The Constitution
The number of justices on the Supreme Court
9
The number of freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment
Five
The "speech" at issue in Tinker
Wearing an anti-war armband
The holding of the court in Morse regarding school speech
Yes, it was school speech
When briefing a case, the issue is always in the form of this
A question
The full name of the most recently appointed Supreme Court Jusice
Brett Michael Kavanaugh
Having the freedom to print whatever you want is an example of this
Freedom of the press
The case involving a sign that said "Bong hits 4 Jesus"
Morse
The case that held it unconstitutional for public schools to force students to salute the flag
West Virginia v. Barnette
The name of the Plaintiff in the Moot Court problem
Trevon
The first ten amendments are called this
The Bill of Rights
Having the freedom to wear an anti-war black armband is an example of...
Freedom of speech
The speech at issue in the Moot Court problem
Gun rally
The holding of the court in J.S. ex real J.S. v. Bethlehem regarding school speech
Yes, it was school speech
The gathering at issue in Morse
Where the Constitutional Convention took place in 1787
Philadelphia, PA
These are the five protections guaranteed by the First Amendment
Freedom of speech, assembly, press, religion, petition the government
The location of the computer used to make a website about a teach in J.S. v. Bethlehem
His home
The Court that decided the J.S. v. Bethlehem decision (website about teacher)
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
The Court in this case said that speech that creates nothing more than a mild distraction or curiosity fails to satisfy the substantial disruption test
J.C. ex. rel R.C. v. Beverly Hills Unified School District
The article of the constitution that established the Supreme Court
Article 3
The year the Bill of Rights was ratified
1791
The name of one of the Plaintiffs in Tinker
Mary Beth Tinker, John Tinker, Chris Eckhardt
Schools can only regulate speech in schools if the speech in question materially and substantially interferes with the requirements of appropriate discipline in the operation of the school
The Tinker rule
The right guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment
The right... against unreasonable search and seizure