Who was right?
In whose favor do you think the court decided -
The student editors or the school district?
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A | B | C | D | E |
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Response # of votes % of vote A The school district pays the bills, so they are the publisher. They can take anything they want out of the school newspaper. 1348 32% B The students should be willing to take out any potentially ''offensive'' articles. 1284 30% C Under certain circumstances, it's okay for the principal to remove articles from the newspaper. 1299 31% D The students are protected by the 1st Amendent of the U.S. Constitution. When the principal took out those articles, he violated their freedom of speech rights. 82 2% E This is censorship! Plain and simple. The students should test their 1st Amendment rights by printing some articles that will reallyá''worry'' the principal! 33 1% Total: 4241 100%
The court sided with the school district stating the school district could remove the articles from the student newspaper. Bottom line: Because the school district pays the bills for publishing the newspaper, they take on the role of publisher. And just like "real" world, commercial newspapers, publishers have 100% control over the content of their papers. They can put in or take out whatever they want. Case closed? Case closed! ![]() See what others have to say, or post your own opinions on this topic! ![]() J U S T I C E N O W |
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