OPINION: We need academic freedom and expression in schools

The American Bar Association recently adopted a new accreditation standard for law schools (public or private) requiring them to have policies in place that protect academic freedom and freedom of expression for faculty, staff and students. The standard applies to all persons teaching law school courses regardless of status and applies to research activities, publications,...

Related Keywords

Michigan ,United States ,Florida ,Arizona ,Texas ,Catharine Mackinnon ,M Isabel Medina ,Jeremy Waldron ,Erwin Chemerinsky ,Ruth Brown ,Federalist Society ,College Of Law ,Foundation For Individual Rights ,University Senate ,Uc Berkeley School Of Law ,Loyola University New Orleans ,American Bar Association ,Us Supreme Court ,First Amendment ,Faculty Handbook ,Professor Srinivasan ,Safe Space ,Individual Rights ,Harvard Law Review ,Feminist Classroom ,Michigan Journal ,Professor Stanchi ,Silencing Talk ,Why Arizona ,Ethnic Studies Violates Equality ,Equal Protection Clause ,Isabel Medina ,Ferris Distinguished Professor ,