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5th Cir. holds that it was not clearly established that it violated a student-cheerleader's First Amendment rights to cut her from the squad for "liking" tweets using curse words and sexual innuendo.

QI for the Like Police—er, I mean, school officials.
ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/1…
This is another QI decision where the court declines to actually decide whether a violation of rights occurred, leaving schools free to continue Like Policing their student-athletes for the time being, even while acknowledging the plaintiffs stated a cognizable 1A claim.
(It's unfortunate, but honestly, the best advice you can give your teenager is to never fuckin' tweet.)
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