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아직 학기가 진행 중인 상황에서 학생, 교사 그리고 학부모님들의 걱정이 매우 크실 걸로 압니다. 이에 오늘 교육부는 추가적인 학교 및 학원 방역 강화 조치 사항을 말씀드리도록 하겠습니다. 우선 교육부는 방역의 가장 핵심인 백신접종이 차질 없이 진행되도록 방역 당국 및 시도 교육청과 철저히 준비해 나가도록 하겠습니다. 이미 예고가 되었던 유치원과 초등학교 1, 2학년...

Act would wipe that one out. you know, you have things like an inability to take away mergers, in this case we are talking about merger filing fee modernization act which would make it much more expensive to file mergers. and they buy a competitor rather than competing with it, this is how instagram became part of facebook. you have the ending platform monopolies act. if you go on and buy something there amazon enough times and amazon sees that that thing is a popular thing, it begins making its...

Jake ward is here for us. why is this so significant what is happening right here on the hill? >> ill run three these pieces of legislation. and you will get bored. your eyes will glaze over -- >> jake, please dont do that. >> no, no, im telling you, it is going to -- we have six bills in front of us that will entirely change the landscape if they pass. so let me run through a few of them. the first one is basically the one that would prevent a company from using its dominance in the market plac...

Messaging each other all the time. what are we going to do? i think basically this stands for the proposition that schools can still punish students if what they say offcampus is disruptive and harmful. this was the nuclear weapon on the fly in this case. >> pete, im glad youre getting to this point. that is my question, what are the broader implications when it comes to free speech, when folks are looking to, seemed like in oral arguments there was some tea leaf reading on that the that the pun...

Going to allow students to misuse the equipment the school provides. the things that would be disruptive to safety in particular, the supreme court is saying we get that. we want them to protect students and faxuality but not sending a message that students are not americans by the constitution. we want them to express themselves off campus on subjects that arent threatening. >> tom thank you. i want to bring in mary beth tinker of tinker v. des moines school case we were talking about, american...

Given the many different kinds of off campus speech the different potential school related and circumstance specific justifications and the differing extent to which those justifications may call for first amendment leeway we can as a general matter say little more than this, taken together these features, these much off campus speech the leeway of the first amendment granted to schools in light of their special scharkistics is diminished, we leave for future cases to decide where, when and how ...

On school students and how far or not a school can go in punishing them for something they say or do outside the classroom. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. youre going to explain the case here. this involved a cheerleader upset she didnt make the cheer squad, posted something on snapchat and the justices are deciding i believe in her favor? >> yes, thats the simple explanation of the decision. this is an 8-1 decision written by justice stephen breyer. it sets aside the lower court ...

January 6 case investigations and prosecutions. well get a guilty plea acourting to the court docket at 2:00 p.m. eastern time from graden young of florida, the second of 16 charged oathkeepers to plead guilty. there have been by my count by my tally about 1% of january 6th prosecutions that have gone to a plea agreement. the cases are in their infancy but theres two tiers the two oathkeepers who pleaded guilty and everybody else. the oathkeepers are accused of conspireing, assault, bringing enc...

Case here that was the precursor, during the vietnam war when some students wore black arm bands to school and the supreme court said students and teachers dont shed their first amendment rights at the school house gate but schools can punish students for their expression, they certainly have first amendment rights but they can be punished if their expression is disruptive or harmful and i think based on this decision here in the little time weve had to study it, that option is still open if the...

Varsity cheerleading team, she tried out for the varsity, she didnt make it, she posted this snapchat thing on a saturday off campus at a mall shop, criticizing the school using the "f" bomb four times and for that she was suspended from the varsity team and her parents sued. it was the third circuit court of appeals that said look, the schools can certainly discipline students for what they say on campus thats disruptive or harmful to the educational mission but cant touch anything the students...