I don't see that expressed in the article. From the article: > If you have a lot of books like I do, probably several hundred, it is not practical to run all

I don't see that expressed in the article. From the article: > If you have a lot of books like I do, probably several hundred, it is not practical to run all of them through (the vetting process) so we have to cover them up I imagine teachers in Florida are expected to uphold their normal duties while complying with this new law, and teachers are famously overworked. Manually checking hundreds of book against an allow-list seems rather time intensive. Since failure to comply with the law could result in a felony charge this course of action from the teachers seems perfectly rational to me. ETA: Even if a court would throw out the charge (remains to be seen), would you really want to go though all the legal trouble?