Die Electronic Frontier Foundation präsentiert die meistgestellten Fragen zu Studenten-Blogs. Hier ein Beispiel:

What if I Get Punished for My Personal Blog?

Contact your lawyer; if you don't have one, contact EFF and we may be able to help. Even those courts that have used the "material disruption" test when evaluating school punishments for off-campus web sites have usually found the punishments to be unconstitutional. In fact, some students who have been punished for their personal web sites have been able to get their school records cleared and obtain cash settlements from their schools in exchange for dropping or not bringing a lawsuit. For example, Oceanport School District school administrators in New Jersey punished an eighth grader for his website that was critical of the school, and ended up having to pay him $117,500 to settle his First Amendment lawsuit. Read the full story.

Most schools, when faced with the threat of a suit for a clearly unconstitutional punishment, will back down and clear your record.

Vollstädiges Dokument: Bloggers FAQ - Student Blogging

In desem Zusammenhang ebenso interessant: EFF: Legal Guide for Bloggers

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