Home | How It Works | Stats Login | Register         Case: I Love Jesus For three consecutive Fridays, a public school first grade teacher has worn a tee-shirt that states in bold letters "I Love Jesus." When the school principal asks the teacher to not wear religious inscriptions on her apparel again, the teacher states that just because she is entering a school as an employee, her civil rights cannot be stripped away. She threatens a suit against the principal. Does the principal or teacher have legal grounds for his/her assertions? Solution: (Rates are posted for this solution!) The teacher is in the wrong because it hinders the right of religious freedom for the students. A small cross or hijab is one thing, but the shirt is advertising the religion.