Question

4. In the case Bethel School District No. 403
v. Fraser, 1986, the court ruled that school
officials had
not violated the 1st Amendment rights of a
student by suspending him for three days
after he
delivered a nominating speech before a
student ssembly whose content the
administration
found offensive. Why was the student's
speech not protected under the 1st
Amendment?

Answer 1

The student's speech was not protected under the 1st Amendment because the speech entails a threat toward another person.

What is the 1st Amendment?

The First Amendment is the first adjustment to the Constitution which incorporate the Bills of Rights therein.

In conclusion, the student's speech was not protected under the 1st Amendment because the speech entails a threat toward another person.

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