Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
I, support the majority opinion on the case of “T.M. v. State of Florida”
What influenced my decision the most in this case was that the students couldn’t be trusted with keeping the identities of the interviewees a secret in the article, and it was proven that the identities of the children were not hidden. The topics in the article were mainly about teen pregnancy and the criticism of the parents, which can be controversial and very distracting in an environment such as school. The principal of the school, began to notice the identities were not concealed well. Having to meet a deadline, there was no possible way the students would be able to revise the paper and rewrite the articles for the names to be unidentifiable,
I, support the majority opinion on the case of “T.M. v. State of Florida”
What influenced my decision the most in this case was that the students couldn’t be trusted with keeping the identities of the interviewees a secret in the article, and it was proven that the identities of the children were not hidden. The topics in the article were mainly about teen pregnancy and the criticism of the parents, which can be controversial and very distracting in an environment such as school. The principal of the school, began to notice the identities were not concealed well. Having to meet a deadline, there was no possible way the students would be able to revise the paper and rewrite the articles for the names to be unidentifiable,