1. Banning Harry Potter
... by the U.S. Constitution (2). This presents both sides of the issue clearly and defines the outlines of the article, which strives to be fair. In discussing the case, Island Trees Union Free High School v. Pico (1982), the Supreme Court is quoted as saying the "Constitution does not permit the official suppression of ideas," and then it is stated that the banned books ... were returned to the school shelves. This is followed by the statement, "the Court seems to allow school boards a rather free hand with curriculum materials," which seems to reinforce the First Amendment Right of Free ...
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