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The theft of student newspapers by someone or some group offended by the content is becoming increasingly commonplace. A 2003 federal court decision may help student editors who face newspaper theft even though the case did not involve a student newspaper. The court held that a publishers rights were violated when sheriffs deputies purchased all available copies of a newspaper critical of the sheriff on the eve of an election. The case:
 
  a) Rossignol v. Voorhaar; b) Zucker v. Panitz; c) Yeo v. Town of Lexington; d) Orin v. Barclay; e) Thomas v. Granville.
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