Question

Which two rulings were made in the Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier case? PICK TWO

1.)The school has no control over the magazine because content is provided by the students.

2.)School authorities cannot intervene once the articles are approved by editors.

3.) The school has the right to stop the publication of articles because it owns the magazine.

4.) School authorities can monitor the content in the magazine before it gets ublished.

5.)The school has no right to ban the magazine’s content because it would block the freedom of speech.

Answer 1

three and four

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The correct statements are #3 and #4.

The Hazelwood vs. Kuhlmeier case was an important precedent set for students right to free speech. It all started when a principal in the Hazelwood school district stopped students from publishing two articles, one about teen pregnancy and the other about divorces. The students then sued saying their freedom of speech (aka first amendment rights) were violated. After multiple cases at the lower level, this case was taken by the Supreme Court. This ruling said that principals do indeed have the ability to limit what articles are published because it is a school sponsored program.