I believe I read at PBC some weeks ago concern about Morse v. Frederick, the First Amendment case in which a student sued because he was suspended for unfurling at a school event a banner which might have been read to advance the use of drugs. The court upheld the school’s decision. I thought Thomas’s concurrence in that case was just brilliant. He is truly trying to lay a basis for getting government out of schools and returning them to local control, and he gives the whole constitutional history of how this control was lost. Roberts and Alito are still into the First Amendment for students idea, although, thankfully, they felt in this instance the school was justified in suspending the student. But the idea of mediating institutions, local control, these are very conservative concepts.