Court Rules Dean Acted in Good Faith When Informing Students That Plaintiff Student Was Dangerous
Author: Ralph Gerstein.; Lois Gerstein .
Source: Volume 12, Number 02, Winter 2011 , pp.31-34(4)
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Abstract:
A review of recent court decisions in Maxwell v. Willis (Court Rules Dean Acted in Good Faith When Informing Students That Plaintiff Student Was Dangerous); McCauley v. University of the Virgin Islands (University Speech Regulations Should Be Upheld as Long as They Are Not Overbroad); Shattuck et al v. Trustees of Boston University (University Not Responsible for Student’s Risky Actions When Walking at Night Near rain Tracks Adjacent to University Campus).Keywords: Maxwell v. Willis; McCauley v. University of the Virgin Islands; Shattuck et al v. Trustees of Boston University;
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