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Relying on a U.S. Supreme Court decision, an 11th Circuit panel has reinstated an Alabama high school senior's free-speech suit. The suit grew out of Michael Holloman Jr.'s refusal to recite the Pledge and his silent raising of a fist to protest the treatment of another student who had earlier resisted saying the Pledge. The school board is still deciding whether to ask the full 11th Circuit to take up the case or go to trial.
June 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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