http://www.delconewsnetwork.com/articles/2010/02/23/news_of_delaware_county/news/doc4b82efb9eae7f950146321.txtLOWER MERION - As a controversial case involving allegations of webcam spying in Lower Merion Schools heads to court, the ACLU backs a motion to make sure the cameras stay turned off.
A Harriton High School student's attorney will be in court Monday asking a judge for an injunction to prevent the school district from activating the webcams.
The federal lawsuit alleges a Harriton assistant principal used a Webcam photo as evidence to discipline sophomore Blake Robbins for "improper behavior."
The school district claims it only used the webcam to snap still images of a laptop user if the computer had been reported lost or stolen.
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