Education
Mar. 21, 2006
Despite Being a Professor, Chemerinsky Is Biased
Letter to the Editor - Paralleling Erwin Chemerinsky's thought in his first paragraph regarding the Supreme Court ("Court Snubs Free Speech to Bow to Military" March 15 Daily Journal), one of the first things I learned in law school is that a professor isn't necessarily right, especially when the professor has a strong political viewpoint he or she is trying to support with the law. I wonder how these professors teach their students the concept of bias and how it can sway one's conclusions.
Letter to the Editor
Paralleling Erwin Chemerinsky's thought in his first paragraph regarding the Supreme Court ("Court Snubs Free Speech to Bow to Military" March 15 Daily Journal), one of the first things I learned in law school is that a professor isn't necessarily right, especially when the professor has a strong political viewpoint he or she is trying to suppo...
Paralleling Erwin Chemerinsky's thought in his first paragraph regarding the Supreme Court ("Court Snubs Free Speech to Bow to Military" March 15 Daily Journal), one of the first things I learned in law school is that a professor isn't necessarily right, especially when the professor has a strong political viewpoint he or she is trying to suppo...
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