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“ It was pretty clear from their questions that they were having trouble comprehending how the state could justify this law . She said the office does not hand down disciplinary actions ; it only investigates complaints . " The court agrees with The Courier-Journal that there appears to be nothing of record to show that these donations were made with the understanding that they were to a private corporation , independent of the University of Louisville , " Mershon wrote . " The basis for having a lot of these discussions is the basic facts about whom gets paid what and where the money is coming from . Congress passed the act to shield minors under the age of 17 from online sexual material , such as pornography.During the hearing , Ann Beeson , the American Civil Liberties Union attorney , presented concerns online publishers and artists have with the Child Online Protection Act.The act " criminalizes speech adults have the right to access , " Beeson said , noting the law criminalizes some Web site content that is not sexual , such as the word " breast " or a description of nudity . “ If you ’ re a parent and you discover that your school is being used as dumping grounds for the sorry teachers , you ’ re going to be raising holy hell and it ’ s not just going to be you — it ’ s going to be you and 50 of your friends , ” Fish said.Fish plans on filing his motion for a mistrial in the next few weeks . In Hazelwood , the Court ruled that a school cannot censor students ' school-sponsored speech without a " legitimate pedagogical concern " and that the censorship must remain viewpoint neutral . “ I can ’ t apologize for everything that goes across the editorial page — it ’ s an editorial cartoon , ” Phillips said . " The court cited the U.S. Supreme Court 's ruling in Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier , which allows high school administrators to censor some school-sponsored student publications by showing they have a legitimate educational reason for doing so . ” Smith ’ s commentary also stated that his principal divorced her husband after having an affair with another principal.Smith said he did not intend for his parody to be heard by school officials . Having another court in the country come to that realization is very helpful , ” said Amber Anderson , The Harvard Crimson ’ s attorney . She predicts success with these efforts because of having top ranked programs . " School officials disagreed . " Almost every record involves a donor ; they can claim donor confidentiality whenever they need to , " Gannon said . “ [ The agreement ] talks about specific documents and so forth ; it doesn ’ t do anything to restrict anybody ’ s right to free speech , ” Andrews said .