A former Georgia chorus teacher was acquitted Wednesday of criminal charges in connection with a suggestive dance routine students performed in his classroom in 2008.

Ending a two-day trial in DeKalb County State Court, jurors found Nathan Grigsby not guilty of five misdemeanor charges of contributing to the depravation of a minor.

Outside the courtroom, Grigsby's supporters erupted in cheers.

The case raised questions about where to draw the line between teenage misbehavior and criminal acts - and how much responsibility a teacher bears for such conduct.

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