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inlawrev-4014	Laramore, Jon	Indiana Constitutional Developments: Evolution on Individual Rights	2009	28	.pdf	application/pdf	12988	869	65	Free Expression Under Article 1, Section 9 The prior article on Indiana constitutional law discussed the Indiana Court of Appeals' opinion in A.B. v. State, which held that a student's derogatory comments about her principal on the MySpace social networking site was protected speech under article 1, section 9}^^ On transfer, the Indiana Supreme Court also reversed the student's juvenile adjudication, but not based on constitutional rights.^^^ Rather, the court concluded that the student's post did not meet the statutory requirement that it be intended to **harass, annoy, or alarm another person because it was posted on a private portion of the website, and the court could discern no intent to communicate the message to the principal. On numerous occasions Indiana courts have developed standards for enforcing constitutional provisions that are sparse and require further interpretation.^^	cache/inlawrev-4014.pdf	txt/inlawrev-4014.txt