Attorneys argued that quasi-judicial immunity does not apply to the disciplinary proceedings of nongovernment entities, such as Yale.
March 07, 2022 at 04:00 PM
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The Connecticut Supreme Court will consider whether immunity extends to an alleged sexual assault victim in a defamation lawsuit against Yale University.
A female Yale student, referred to as Jane Doe, accused a male student of raping her in 2015. A jury acquitted Saifullah Khan, an Afghan national born in a refugee camp, of all criminal charges.
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