Somewhere I hope tape surfaces of Scalia actually saying "bong hit"... Today the Supreme Court heard arguments for the 2002 case, Morse v. Frederick, where a student (Joseph Frederick) was suspended for displaying a "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" banner during the running of the Olympic Torch in Juneau. Although not on school property at the time, the school claimed Frederick displayed the banner during a school-sanctioned event. Interestingly, dark underlord Kenneth Starr filed the appeal for the Juneau school board (and is working pro bono) in the interest of staying in the spotlight, err I mean upholding anti-drug school policies.
19 March 2007
The Supreme Court Talked About Bong Hits Today
Somewhere I hope tape surfaces of Scalia actually saying "bong hit"... Today the Supreme Court heard arguments for the 2002 case, Morse v. Frederick, where a student (Joseph Frederick) was suspended for displaying a "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" banner during the running of the Olympic Torch in Juneau. Although not on school property at the time, the school claimed Frederick displayed the banner during a school-sanctioned event. Interestingly, dark underlord Kenneth Starr filed the appeal for the Juneau school board (and is working pro bono) in the interest of staying in the spotlight, err I mean upholding anti-drug school policies.
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