The former Commissioner of Education enacted an Internet Policy for computers at all of the state's public schools. 

To implement the policy, all public schools in the state must install blocking software that will block child pornography, obscene material, and material deemed harmful to juveniles under Florida law.

Parents and students brought an action to obtain an injunction against implementing the policy claiming it violates the students' First Amendment rights. The trial court granted the injunction, but the Fifth District Court of Appeal reversed the trial court, removed the injunction and authorized the policy to take effect. The students appealed this decision to the Boys State Supreme Court.

The newly elected Attorney General will represent the Commissioner of Education. The defeated Attorney General will represent the students.

Both will be allowed to select 1-2 co-counsel who are not members of the House or Senate to assist them.

All necessary materials and research will be provided to the Attorney General candidates after receiving the nomination of their political party.