Litigation
Nov. 1, 2011
Students' tuition protests spill into state and federal courts
Two years after UC Berkeley students began protesting tuition hikes, their battle has moved to state and federal courts where they are trying to reform the student disciplinary process that was invoked against them.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Two years after UC Berkeley students began protesting tuition hikes, their battle has moved to state and federal courts where they are trying to reform the student disciplinary process that was invoked against them.
In one case, the university racked up $85,000 in legal bills after hiring Schiff Hardin LLP to defend a professor against a small claims court action arising from a student disciplinary hea...
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