Student in Court Over Suspension For YouTube Video 397
kozmonaut writes "A model student is in court this week over 40-day suspension for posting a mocking in-class video to YouTube of 'Mongzilla', a high school english teacher. The student is arguing he had First Amendment rights to publish the video, though it was filmed without permission in the classroom. 'Kent School District lawyer Charles Lind says the suspension had nothing to do with online criticism of the teacher. Rather, it was punishment for the disruption created by the students secreting a video camera into Joyce Mong's class and dancing in a mocking, disrespectful manner while her back was turned. "It's quite clear that the district is talking about conduct in the classroom and not the videotape," Lind said.'"
Re:Your Rights Online? (Score:2, Funny)
Re:40 days? (Score:5, Funny)
But pot and fights never hurt anybody. He gave her bunny ears. There's no recovering from that kind of humiliation.
Re:Everyone knows that the camera dosn't lie (Score:5, Funny)
Really? A school year is longer than a calendar year?
Re:Your Rights Online? (Score:2, Funny)
It was late May and absolutely gorgeous outside, so I sat at the pool all day and called the voice mail to get my daily assignments.
Re:Your Rights Online? (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Everyone knows that the camera dosn't lie (Score:5, Funny)
What's in a name? (Score:4, Funny)
Similarly, do not go into teaching under your original name if your name is "Tard", "Spaz" or "Ho".
Re:Everyone knows that the camera dosn't lie (Score:2, Funny)