3. U.S. District Judge Maxine Chesney ruled that Yu's lawsuit had merit because __ A. the video was not lewd or offensive. B. the video was misinterpreted by the school. C. the video featured other students who were not punished. D. the video was not made at school or with school technology.

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3. U.S. District Judge Maxine Chesney ruled that Yu's lawsuit had merit because __ A. the video was not lewd or offensive. B. the video was misinterpreted by the school. C. the video featured other students who were not punished. D. the video was not made at school or with school technology.

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## Step 1This problem is a comprehension question based on a legal case. The question asks us to identify the reason why U.S. District Judge Maxine Chesney ruled that Yu's lawsuit had merit. The options provided are different interpretations of the video in question.## Step 2The correct answer is option A, which states that the video was not lewd or offensive. This implies that the judge found the video to be within acceptable boundaries and not offensive, which is why the lawsuit had merit.## Step 3The other options, B, C, and D, are not correct because they do not align with the judge's ruling. They either misinterpret the video, focus on the punishment of other students, or the location of the video's creation.

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3. U.S. District Judge Maxine Chesney ruled that Yu's lawsuit had merit because __ A. the video was not lewd or offensive. B. the video was misinterpreted by the school. C. the video featured other students who were not punished. D. the video was not made at school or with school technology.

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