Justice Rehnquist also takes issue with the plurality's decision to find the "right to receive information" as an inherent corollary of the rights of free speech and press that are guaranteed by the First Amendment. "It is the very existence of a right to receive information, in the junior high school and high school setting, which I find wholly unsupported by our past decisions and inconsistent with the necessarily selective process of elementary and secondary education." For Rehnquist, education consists of selective presentation and explanation of ideas, and the right to receive information doctrine is improperly placed in elementary and secondary education.