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NV: WCSD reaches resolution in pro-gun T-shirt lawsuit
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The student was disciplined twice for wearing pro-gun clothing. The first time he was disciplined was on Nov. 20, 2017, for wearing a shirt from the Sparks Black Rifle. The shirt depicted the store’s logo, which included silhouettes of a rifle and handgun.
He was disciplined again on March 12 for wearing a shirt promoting the Firearms Policy Coalition. The shirt showed the words “Don’t Tread On Me,” along with a coiled snake.
The student’s teacher told him to cover the shirt, and he responded by telling his teacher that he was free to express himself through his clothing.
The teacher then allegedly responded by saying he could have his “Second Amendment rights when he turns 18,” according to the lawsuit. |
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PHORTO
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| (Cue Pacino in "The Devil's Advocate") - "OH! Ya GOT me! Ya GOT me!" |
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mickey
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| Not much of a win, if the stipulated judgment requires the miscreants to pay some of your attorney fees with other people's money. |
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