The Connecticut Supreme Court unanimously ruled a Yale University sexual-misconduct hearing was not quasi-judicial, and the accused student could proceed with his allegations of defamation.
The decision might be a cautionary tale for universities.
The Connecticut Supreme Court unanimously ruled a Yale University sexual-misconduct hearing was not quasi-judicial, and the accused student could proceed with his allegations of defamation.
The decision might be a cautionary tale for universities.
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