Morse v. Frederick, US Supreme Court, June 25, 2007 [reversing the Ninth Circuit's ruling that a principal unreasonably restricted a student's right to free speech, holding that the First Amendment does not require schools to tolerate at school events student expression that contributes to the danger of illegal drug use]. Read the Court's opinion [text] per Chief Justice Roberts, along with a concurrence [text] from Justice Thomas, a second concurrence [text] from Justice Alito, a partial concurrence and dissent [text] from Justice Breyer, and a dissent [text] from Justice Stevens. Reported in JURIST's Paper Chase here.