Fed Judge: School Was Right to Forbid Students’ American Flag T-Shirts on Cinco de Ma

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Fed Judge: School Was Right to Forbid Students’ American Flag T-Shirts on Cinco de Mayo

According to U. S. District Court Judge James Ware, the district did not violate the students’ first amendment rights. The judge also found that officials‘ concern over the potential violence that could be incited by the students’ pro-American outfits justified the school’s actions. The Morgan Hill Times has more about the case:

Judge Rules Against Students in Cinco de Mayo/American T-Shirt Case | Morgan Hill Unified School District | TheBlaze.com


A San Francisco, California judge what did one expect?


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A side note: This judge, District Court Judge James Ware is a FRIGGIN LIAR, he made up a story about his "brother" being murdered by racists and it NEVER HAPPENED and he is still allowed to sit on the bench? He was pretending to be another person!!

This all came out when Clinton appointed him to the Ninth Circuit...

Judge Ware was reprimanded by the Judicial Council of the Northern District Court of California for fabricating the story of being the brother of Virgil Ware,[6] a 13 year old black boy shot by white teenagers in Alabama in 1963 on the same day as the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing. According to a story Judge Ware had told many audiences, he was riding his bike with his brother Virgil on the handlebars when Virgil was shot and killed by white racists.[7] The incident was a real one, however it happened to a different James Ware, as was discovered when Judge Ware's claim was published in the Alabama papers after he was nominated to the Ninth Circuit by President Bill Clinton. The father of the long-ago slain boy contacted the Alabama courts to report that the California judge was impersonating his own son James Ware who was an employee in a Birmingham power plant. The Alabama courts contacted the California courts, who convened the ethics hearing. Judge Ware was reprimanded but allowed to retain his lifetime appointment as district judge

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Ware_(judge