California Courts of Appeal
Aug. 11, 2015
Appellate court considers UCLA's duty to protect students
The 2nd District Court of Appeal heard arguments on whether public university's government immunity can be waived under a finding of a special relationship with enrolled adult students.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - The 2nd District Court of Appeal on Friday grappled with the consequences
of holding the Regents of the University of California responsible for the attack
of a student by a mentally ill classmate.
In 2009, UCLA student Katherine Rosen was stabbed and had her throat slashed by classmate
Damon Thom...
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