Supreme Court Issues Victory for Free Speech, but Questions Remain Brandi Levy posted Snapchat images with vulgar language and gestures after she did not make her high school’s varsity cheerleading squad. After school officials suspended Levy from the junior varsity squad for the upcoming year, she sued. The Supreme Court agreed that the school officials violated her First Amendment rights. (Photo: Chukrut Budrul/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) Commentary By Sarah Parshall Perry is a legal fellow in the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation. The Supreme Court issued a win Wednesday for Brandi Levy, a former Mahanoy Area School District student known to court watchers as the “cussing cheerleader.” But the court’s decision made it unclear what other types of student speech a public school can censor.