The mother of a Providence, R.I., high school senior who posed in chain mail with a medieval sword for his yearbook picture sued after the school rejected the photo because of a "zero tolerance" policy against weapons. Patrick Agin belongs to the Society for Creative Anachronism, an international organization that researches and recreates medieval history. A suit filed Monday by the Rhode Island branch of the ACLU seeks an order that would prevent the yearbook from being published without Agin's portrait.
December 15, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The mother of a Providence, R.I., high school senior who posed in chain mail with a medieval sword for his yearbook picture sued after the school rejected the photo because of its “zero tolerance” policy against weapons.
Patrick Agin, 17, belongs to the Society for Creative Anachronism, an international organization that researches and recreates medieval history. He submitted the photo in September for the Portsmouth High School yearbook.
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