Court rules student grading in class does not Violate privacy law
The Supreme Court 9 to 0 upheld peer grading in classrooms, saying sharing and correcting work aloud does not breach the federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Justice Kennedy wrote that classrooms may use such practices without parental permission, while Falvo hopes for broader changes.
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Supreme Court weighs Internet sex offender registry limits
The Supreme Court will decide how far states may post online registries of sex offenders after release. Alaska seeks to defend a Megan's Law style registry retroactive to 1994, while arguing for public safety interests. The case tests retroactivity and double jeopardy concerns amid widespread online access.
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