Dav
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This was ruled based on "the public's best interest" even though the school was found in violation of the girl's 1st Amendment rights. It is good to know that you support legal findings based on evidence supporting "the public's best interest". I will keep that in mind.
I think it was a stupid court decision, and they were just as stupid to sue as the school was stupid to cancel the prom. Violating the dress code is not a 1st Amendment right. It's actually a bit scary that a court would rule that it is.
Maybe I should go to prom naked, and if they kick me out I'll just claim they're persecuting me for my pro-nudity views and sue them. See how that works out.