May cause "substantial disruption"

Yep.  Hope the bastards remember that when they want to claim 1A om shit.
 
via Fellowship of the Minds 

Three Morgan Hill students got a crash course in American civics this week when they lost a lawsuit against high school officials who sent them home for wearing American Flag t-shirts to school.


A judge dismissed the case against Live Oaks High School administrators, saying the Morgan Hill-based school did not violate the students’ First and 14th Amendment rights when officials sent them home for refusing to turn their American flag t-shirts inside out.

The controversy started on Cinco de Mayo last year, when four students came to school wearing American-themed attire, including bandannas. School officials told the kids they had to turn their shirts inside out and hide the flag, otherwise it might provoke violence on the Mexican holiday.

The lawsuit sought only nominal damages including changing school policies to clearly state students’ rights and protections under the Bill of Rights and reimbursing lawyer fees and expenses for the cost of litigation. But no, the judge ruled against the plaintiffs