Faculty Lounge Betsy DeVos: We’ll Return to Defending Rights of Accused in Sexual Assault Cases Accuracy in Academia September 8, 2017 Due process for the accused is making a comeback under Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
Perspectives Law Schools v. The Law Malcolm A. Kline April 7, 2017 The definition of law is being twisted by officials who feel they are above the law, said a Reagan judicial appointee.
Faculty Lounge Texas Assembly Advanced Bill on Defunding Sanctuary Campuses Spencer Irvine February 22, 2017 From Campus Reform: Senate Bill 4, which passed the Texas Senate on February 8, threatens fines of up to $25,500…
Faculty Lounge Due Process Rights in College Rape Investigations a Part of a New Bill in Georgia Spencer Irvine February 14, 2017 From Reason: Georgia House Bill 51 aims to stop universities from conducting their own investigations into felonies, including sexual assault,…
Faculty Lounge Democrats Unhappy with Trump’s Education Pick on Views on Due Process Spencer Irvine January 16, 2017 From The College Fix: President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for secretary of education, Betsy DeVos, is being declared unfit to serve…
Faculty Lounge George Washington Students Want a Free Pass on Federal Laws and Final Exams Spencer Irvine December 9, 2016 This video from Campus Reform illustrates why people make fun of today’s college students and Millennials in general:
Faculty Lounge Syracuse Chancellor on ‘Sanctuary Campus’ Idea: We Have to Obey Federal Laws Spencer Irvine Looks like the Syracuse chancellor has the right idea, considering this country is one built on rule of law: Syracuse…
Faculty Lounge Release Long-Term Criminals, Cornell Law Professor Says Spencer Irvine July 3, 2016 All in the name of financials and economics…let’s get criminals out of prisons and back on the streets.
Faculty Lounge Texas Campus Police Instructed to Ignore Inconsistencies in Rape Reporting Spencer Irvine March 16, 2016 From the College Fix: That’s why it’s troubling those advocates to see how the University of Texas-Austin is attempting to…
Faculty Lounge Um, Ok: Court Rules George Mason University Violated Rights of Expelled Student Spencer Irvine March 5, 2016 Uh, this is a different kind of constitutional right case: In a sweeping ruling that also encompassed speech codes and…
Perspectives Stinging Indictment of America’s Law Professors Malcolm A. Kline February 27, 2016 Perhaps law professors should confine themselves to explaining the law to their students and showing how it works based upon…
Perspectives American Academia’s War on Due Process Spencer Irvine October 24, 2015 We are still, for the most part, a nation of laws, except on college campuses. At the Heritage Foundation recently,…
