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The district court found for Lopez and in response, the school system appealed to the Supreme Court.

Goss v. Lopez In February and March, 1971, the Columbus Public School System (Ohio) suspended a number of students for 10 days for misconduct during student unrest and racial demonstrations. Schimmel, David.

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