In Boudreau V

In Boudreau v. Lin, a professor published a student's paper without giving the student credit. What did the Court find?

A) Plagiarism is a form of academic dishonesty that should not be tolerated. The student's copyright was infringed, as were his moral rights.
B) Plagiarism is a form of academic dishonesty, but there is no legal recourse in such cases.
C) A professor automatically owns copyright in works created by a student for his or her class.
D) While a student owns the copyright in works he or she has created, a professor has moral rights in such works.
E) While a student owns the copyright in works he or she has created, a professor still retains control over publication of such works.