COLUMBIA, S.C. AP - A South Carolina teen who sued a school district over the right to wear Confederate-themed clothing to school will appeal a ruling that sides with the district, her attorney said Wednesday."This is an immanently appealable decision," said Kirk Lyons, an attorney for the Southern Legal Resource Center based in North Carolina.
September 17, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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COLUMBIA, S.C. AP – A South Carolina teen who sued a school district over the right to wear Confederate-themed clothing to school will appeal a ruling that sides with the district, her attorney said Wednesday.
“This is an immanently appealable decision,” said Kirk Lyons, an attorney for the Southern Legal Resource Center based in North Carolina. “I think we can get this reversed in the Fourth Circuit.”
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