RE: chuckO - what's a girl to do?

[Stiens Eric <9946144@student.ul.ie>]

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as far as I know it has been decided by the Supreme Court that a school
paper isopen to whatever censorship the school wantes to put on it. This
does not mean that alternative papers can't be put out at the school,
however I believe the school may restrict if the papers can be passed out on
school property or not.

I don't know if this applies equally to public and private high schools,
although I believe it does. I'll try to dig up the case summary somewhere on
the web when I finish up a few things.

Slàn,
Eric

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Pan [mailto:jaimelm@umich.edu]
> Sent: Thursday, November 04, 1999 2:26 AM
> To: hacktivism@tao.ca
> Subject: Re: chuckO - what's a girl to do?
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> Which legalise? I've followed the past few court decisons which say it
> is not legal. The last court case that I know of was last year. Has
> something changed since then?
> 
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