Why were justice stevens actions good or bad

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1. What was the Morse vs Fredrick court case about (in own words)? Who Won/Lost? Why?

2. What are the four elements - case facts, social background facts, rules of law, and moral values , how do they each affect majority opinion?

3. How was each element demonstrated throughout the case?

4. Were "case facts, social background facts, rules of law, and moral values" justifed or not justifed? Were/ Were they NOT strong?

5. What was Chief Justice Roberts opinion about each element?

6. Were justice Stevens actions good or bad? Why?

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