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Cheerleader suspended over explicit social media post on Snapchat wins court battle
Supreme Court suggested exceptions for future cases, would be limited.NBC News reported Justice Stephen Breyer's decision.He reportedly said: "The leeway the First Amendment grants to schools," in light of the special characteristics of off-campus expression "is diminished," It was a victory for cheerleader Brandi Levy who was punished for a message she posted on Snapchat after discovering she didn't make the cheerleading team and would remain on the junior varsity squad.She is said to have written: "f*** school f*** softball f*** cheer f*** everything." The message was discovered by one of the school's cheerleading coaches and the ninth-grade student was suspended from the junior varsity team for her entire 10th year.She and her parents
