Posted by Ray Tylicki on 11/13/06

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First off lets go with the assumption that education is a
property right. (work with me here there is plenty of case
law on this). In a public university allegations of
student misconduct are heard by a J board composed of
students and faculity that is appointed by the dean of
students or the president of the college. The President is
appointed by the board of trustees and in a state college
that board is appointed by the governor....
So would not the fact that the Student Judicial board is
indirectly appointed by the Governor violate the
Seperation Of Powers Clause in the Conststution?

Do "Student Judicial boards" Violate Due process?, 11/13/06, by Ray Tylicki.

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