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As we kick off 2022, Texas is dealing with the new Omicron variant and increased COVID case numbers. Every week
Could Kennedy v. Bremerton School District significantly shift the First Amendment public/private balance in favor of employees?
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As we ring in the new year, there is no better time to consider whether your Title IX sexual harassment
Mahanoy is just the latest in the courts’ awkward efforts to make K-12 student free speech cases apply to older, more mature students…but this time, it may make more sense.
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In response to a significant and nationwide shortage of school bus drivers, the Department of Transportation (DOT), in a joint
A California court rules that Christmas trees are not religious per se, but troublesome allegations of systemic religious favoritism remain to be resolved.
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