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What Did They Know?

By Hans Bader,
June 3, 2011

Cash Rewards For Failing Schools, the Lawsuit Way

By Hans Bader,
June 2, 2011

Due Process Stops at the Campus Gates?

By Hans Bader,
June 2, 2011

Not So Much Separation of Powers in New Jersey

By Hans Bader,
May 25, 2011

More on Sean Lanigan and False Accusations

By Hans Bader,
May 18, 2011

Testimony of Roger Clegg Before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights on the Federal Government’s Role in Preventing Student Harassment (PDF)

By Hans Bader,
May 13, 2011

Microsoft Antitrust Oversight Ends With a Whimper

By Ryan Radia,
April 29, 2011

Sexual Assault Prevention: The Good Intentions Problem

By Hans Bader,
April 26, 2011

Lying with Statistics

By Marc Scribner,
April 25, 2011

The SaVE Act: Trading Liberty for Security on Campus

By Hans Bader,
April 25, 2011

Case for Bigger Convention Hall has Familiar Ring

By Marc Scribner,
April 22, 2011

Federally-Mandated 'Bully-Proofing' Programs Coming to a School Near You

By Hans Bader,
April 20, 2011

Sexual Assault on Campus--Is It Exaggerated?

By Hans Bader,
April 18, 2011

School Officials Attack Easter, Thanksgiving and White Oppression

By Hans Bader,
April 14, 2011

New Guidance for Universities From Office for Civil Rights Would Deny Students Due Process, Argues Former OCR Attorney

By Hans Bader,
April 11, 2011

Privacy dispute tests Obama's earlier promises

By Ryan Radia,
April 8, 2011

Federal Government Wants to Bully School Bullies, and Demands School Help

By Hans Bader,
April 4, 2011

Wal-Mart v. Dukes [Lawyers] Ask Courts To Fix The World

By Hans Bader,
April 2, 2011

US Supreme Court Hears Massive Wal Mart Discrimination Case

By Hans Bader,
March 29, 2011

Judge Orders More Money for New Jersey’s Education Industrial Complex

By Hans Bader,
March 29, 2011