US EditionPupil punished for 'Let's Go Brandon' shirt: lawsuit
- A father filed a lawsuit claiming that Madison Middle School violated a student's First Amendment rights by punishing him for wearing a 'Let's Go Brandon' T-shirt.
- The student received a pink slip for wearing the T-shirt, and the principal later required him not to wear it again.
- The school district's dress code is alleged to be unconstitutionally vague regarding political speech according to attorney Conor Fitzpatrick.
- The lawsuit argues that the phrase 'Let's Go Brandon' is a political expression and should not face censorship under First Amendment protections.
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Colorado PoliticsFederal judge dismisses lawsuit from middle schoolers disciplined for sexual harassment
A federal judge last week dismissed claims from a pair of former eighth grade students who alleged their Elbert County charter school violated their rights by deviating from its policies and denying them due process while investigating possible sexual harassment.
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