Florida State University (FSU) was under investigation by the NCAA for various types of violations. FSU created a special website where the NCAA and university officials could communicate, send documents, and post transcripts that were part of the investigation. Associated Press filed a Freedom of Information Act request with FSU for the release of the information on the special website. FSU refused to release the information, maintaining that because the information and documents were posted on a private website, they were not public records and therefore not subject to FOIA requests. Applying the principles of law from chapter 6 as well as what you have learned about precedent and interpretation, decide whether the court granted the FOIA request. (Associated Press v. Florida State University Board of Trustees, National Collegiate Athletic Ass'n v. Associated Press, 18 So.3d 1201 (Fla. App. 2009) Don't try to guess the answer and don't tell me what you think should have happened. You will need to look this case up and read it to respond to the discussion.