5. 5. Analyze Justice Black states in his dissent that the Court's decision essentially means that the Court, rather than the schools, now decides "which school disciplinary regulations are 'reasonable.

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5. Analyze Justice Black states in his dissent that the Court's decision essentially
means that the Court, rather than the schools, now decides "which school
disciplinary regulations are 'reasonable." How does he argue against this
"reasonableness" standard?

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