Education Law,
California Supreme Court
Sep. 18, 2020
State high court to reconsider expelled male student’s appellate win against USC
A former member of the Trojan football team was expelled and not allowed to cross-examine witnesses during a disciplinary hearing.
The state Supreme Court has granted USC's petition for review in a case in which an appellate panel ruled the university violated an expelled student's right to cross-examine witnesses during a disciplinary hearing over alleged domestic violence against an ex-girlfriend.
On Wednesday, the high court also ordered the 2nd District Court of Appeal's decision in f...
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