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Tag: Fall 1997

States find teachers to be public officials

Uncategorized
August 1, 1997

In two recent court rulings, a public high school teacher and a professor at a public university were determined to be public figures.

Tagged Fall 1997, reports

Appeal dismissed because plaintiff lacked standing

Uncategorized
August 1, 1997

The state court of appeals has dismissed a student's challenge to her former high school's prior review policy on the grounds that she has no legal standing to bring the case.

Tagged Fall 1997, reports

Creating an off-campus publication?

Uncategorized
August 1, 1997

A guide to avoiding trouble with your school.

Tagged Fall 1997, reports

'Cokehead' accusation leads to suit

Uncategorized
August 1, 1997

Yale University's tabloid magazine Rumpus has become the target of a libel suit, because of a story it ran accusing a local landlord of being a "cokehead" and mismanaging property.

Tagged Fall 1997, reports

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