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What does Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier permit?

Desegregation of public schools
Censorship of school newspapers by the administration
Right of counsel in all criminal trials
Juveniles to have the same due process rights as adults

The correct answer is: Censorship of school newspapers by the administration

Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier permits the censorship of school newspapers by the administration. This ruling states that the school administration has the right to restrict the content of school-sponsored newspapers if it is deemed inappropriate or does not align with the school's educational mission. This ruling does not pertain to desegregation of public schools, the right of counsel in criminal trials, or the due process rights of juveniles.