Debate over public release of Nashville school shooter's writings continues.

Parents of students at the Covenant School in Nashville are fighting to keep the handwritten journals and writings of a mass shooter who killed three children and three adults at the school from being made public. Journalists, a gun-rights group, and others have sued to force the release of the writings, but the parents argue that the material should remain locked away until the surviving classmates finish out the school year. The case represents "uncharted territory," and the judge is set to decide whether parents, the school, and the companion church on campus have a legal voice in the dispute.