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Thursday
Mar052009

Edjurist TV: Episode 2 - Podcast with Dr. Jesulon Gibbs on Doninger v. Niehoff and Off-Campus Student Speech 

AuthorJustin Bathon on DateThursday, March 5, 2009 at 3:21PM

Episode 2 is ready. I'm excited about this one because it is with probably my closest friend in the field, Dr. Jesulon Gibbs. It's on Doninger v. Niehoff and off-campus speech generally. I don't have our video problems worked out just yet, but I'll get it another try on the next one (see below for information on the next episode). Enjoy. 

Resources:

Doninger v. Niehoff - Second Circuit

Doninger v. Niehoff - District of Connecticut (first hearing)

Doninger v. Niehoff - District of Connecticut (back from appeal - dismissal on summary judgment). 

Citizen's Media Law Project

Harvard Journal of Law and Technology

Dr. Gibbs' Dissertation (university login necessary)

My previous post on this (in the very first Friday Snippets)

Next Episode: Kevin Welner, J.D./Ph.D. on his new book NeoVouchers: The emergence of tuition tax credits for private schooling (Amazon). If there are any questions you would like me to ask, let me know. 

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