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y a local group, Think (TT) that is funded by private sources and some governmental support. TT is in Tank downtown area. is the midst capital city in the considering becoming more involved in First Amendment issues but is not sure which most for the best functioning of the city, state and the country relevant, and just interesting and fun. A series of recent possible First amendment quandaries happened, some involving Grace Glenn, who is the Managing Attorney at TT, and her family Your group of new TT associate attorneys is assigned to critically and legally analyze these events/issues described on these pages and to analyze them in light of the possible goals of TT. Also, make recommendations as to how TTshould proceed as to involvement in the disputes. The state where TT is located has strengths: a rich artistic history, great food, generally nice weather in the fall, winter and spring, an attention-grabbing history (which is also a weakness) etc. The state has other weaknesses too: widespread poverty regardless of race, many adult citizens without high school completion or higher education, symbols that many within and outside the state find disturbing, and underdeveloped industries including the technological industry and the tourism industry. The federal government is funding many grants to facilitate growth in states with much unrealized potential. The state qualifies in this respect. However, in order to make it pass the next step for consideration, the state must show state motivated initiatives for progress. As such the state creates a number of initiatives. Some of these initiatives seem to lead to situations where TT believes First Amendment rights involving Grace Glenn, who is the Managing Attorney at TT, and her family were or are suppressed, which is unfortunate because TT really wants the state, the country, and TT to prosper. TT strongly supports the First Amendment. The state has taken several steps. The state banned: public discussion, in groups of 5 or more, of the states attention grabbing history unless the discussion also included emphasis on the state's definite strengths. The state required all printed or online publications about the state, with markets outside the state, to be approved before distribution by a state image improvement committee. The state closed all criminal trials from public attendance or media coverage where the crimes were allegedly hate crimes or possibly with hate motivations. All of this is to promote the state's progress so it can get the additional funding, attract industry, etc. One other focus of the state was to improve the educational levels of its citizens, both formally and informally. Since so many of the state's young adults ages 19 to 40 do not have high schoo diplomas and college degrees, the state devises a school project in cooperation with its capital city and that public school district (with its largest public high school, nicknamed The Finishing school, of grades 9-12 and which has about 3000 students). The Finishing School is expanded and funds are allocated so that young adults ages 19 to 40 who reside in the capital city can, if they choose, attend high school as regular students, and work part time at the school to support themselves. Some of these young adults are encouraged to attend especially if they been in trouble with the law, as attendance helps with the dismissal of criminal charges 2 of 4

and fines (maybe a third of these young adults ultimately admitted have been in trouble with the law. These young adults are titled "High Prime students" (HPS) and the other regularly enrolled high school students are called "High School students" (HSS). HPs and HSS students take classes together and are subject to the same school rules. Grace has a 25 year old son, Jasper, who is brilliant but who is dropped out of high school and who has been in trouble with the law. Jasper enrolls as a HPs and Grace is very proud and supportive. Jasper is quite frustrated with the rules of the school. One rule has greatly troubled Jasper. n order to advance at the school, HPS students must satisfy a High Morality (HM) standard. Most of the teachers at The Finishing School attend churches in the capital city on Sundays. HPS students who attend Sunday church atone of these protestant churches and Ret their church bulletin signed by one of The Finishing School teachers (a booth is set up at each church) is presumed to have met the HM standard for the week. Students who do not can satisfy the HM standard in other secular ways, but it takes far more time and effort than attending a two hour service. Jasper refuses to comply with the HM standard at all and i disciplined. Jasper, one Sunday, then attends one of the churches and wears a jacket with "HM is LOW morality" across the back of the jacket, and he is disciplined by the school. Jasper then attends one of the churches, the next Sunda n a handsome navy suit but no shoes, holding a HM. He again disciplined by the school. Iasper is then told that if he leads the Pledge of Allegiance at school and leads a nondenominational prayer each morning in the optional intercom devotion, his disciplin will be removed from his records. One day while having lunch at a fast food location in a shopping ma (HPs and HSS students may leave campus for lunch if they have acquired their HM points for the week), Grace's cousin Nellie (who is 21 and a HPs) and some of her Hss friends are having lunch and discussing shopping, dating, food and state politics. They overhear some people talking about that the United States might reinstitute the mandatory military draft because of threats from abroad. Nellie and her friends immediately march down to the Army recruitment station in the mall. The 10 students a and loud protest outside the stationa Some of their classmates who were about to enter the station to get information for enlistment turn and walk flag not be implicated, especially in this post 9/11 era. Nellie and her friends take the down down from in front of the station and stomp on it. Then Nellie takes the and wraps it around herself like a dress. As N does this, her friends are chanting ressed for Freedom. Nellie. never in the s chanting back, "I'm a 20 year old veteran, fighting for freedom. A war veteran passing by tells the watching police that if they do not do something, she will rip the flag off the young woman. Then unable to cool Nellie's war veteran suddenly r the flag off Nellie and in the process accidentally rips top too. Nellie and her friends are arrested and charged with disrupting military recruitment, disorderly conduct, a public discussion on matters that disparage the state, and Nellie is charged with lewd display of partial nudity in a public place lot of pressure from the parents of the HSS students; who live in the vicinity of the School are becoming up with all of the disturbances 3 of 4.