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Harvard University spokesman Joe Wrinn declined to comment on the details of the case.The Harvard Crimson expects Middlesex Superior Court Judge Nancy Staffier to rule in the next two weeks . While WVU is not currently reporting larcenies in its Clery Act report , the school does report them in reports to the Federal Bureau of Investigation , which are available to the public.Peak , who doubts WVU will win on appeal , said the jury ’ s decision sends colleges and universities two important messages . The first line states , " Red is for the blood He gave . However , The Harvard Crimson maintains that since HUPD ’ s officers are either deputized by Middlesex County or Suffolk County sheriffs , or are sworn special state police officers , it is a public agency and should make its records available to the public.The Harvard Crimson ’ s argument was recently bolstered by a decision from a state court in Georgia . The paper argued that because HUPD officers are deputized by the Middlesex or Suffolk county sheriffs , or are sworn special state police officers , HUPD ’ s records — just like any other police force ’ s records — should be available to the public.But Harvard moved to dismiss the lawsuit , saying that because it is a private institution , it is not bound to comply with the Massachusetts Public Records Law.Middlesex Superior Court Judge Nancy Staffier agreed . Wright said he looked into the issue after a student contacted him about problems he had obtaining records from a local school boardMichael W. Barker , a politically active junior at Jena High School , made several open-records requests to the LaSalle Parish School Board for information related to technology the school system purchased . The committee is scheduled to give a report at the end of the school year , said general counsel Robert W. Iuliano in a March 17 press release .