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Hansen claimed in her lawsuit that school officials censored the speech after reading it prior to the event because it argued that homosexuality is wrong . The court also ruled that the school abridged Hansen 's constitutional right to equal protection because it allowed one group to deliver its message while denying Hansen the opportunity to deliver an opposing message.Rosen ordered the school district to pay damages , attorneys ' fees and costs to the Thomas More Law Center , an Ann Arbor-based law firm that represented Hansen . 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 . ” Joe Donzelli , a spokesman for Broward County School District , said the district stands behind the policy . “ Our core values remain civility , community , character and citizenship , ” said Peter Gigliotti , a spokesman for Shippensburg University . District Judge Gerald Rosen wrote that officials at Pioneer High School failed to remain " viewpoint neutral " when they denied Betsy Hansen the ability to speak against homosexuality at a school-sponsored panel in March 2002 . “ I ’ m absolutely confident it will pass the Senate overwhelmingly , ” Miller said.Taylor said he believes the bill will pass and the governor will sign it.If the bill passes , Colorado will be the second state to implement a newspaper anti-theft bill . “ Before , during and after this suit we have defended rights to free speech That is the heart and soul of the academic enterprise , ” Gigliotti said . Rosen rejected the claim by Ann Arbor Public Schools that its exclusion of Hansen from the panel and its censorship of her speech was an attempt to " promote tolerance and acceptance of minority points of view .