Some of the courses I've encountered around the country over 20 years would not pass muster in a court of law. They're closer to Sunday School than legitimate academic courses.

It wouldn't pass antitrust muster.

That was when the court decided to weaken the Tinker standard. The school really does have to show it would be a serious disruption.

Counting hatchery fish the same as wild fish not only does not pass scientific muster, it would be a huge setback to efforts of citizens across the Northwest and California who are really trying to recover salmon.

It's not something we have encountered.

This is not a Sunday school course. I think the legislature didn't do its homework, didn't think about the ramifications of this.