June is a time for graduation, and what graduation would be complete without at least one lawsuit over who has the highest GPA? (See Jul. 12 and links therein.) Blogger Andrea comments unkindly. (Ariel Sabar, “Suit exposes cultural clash”, Baltimore Sun, Jun. 7; AP, Jun. 3) (via Bonin).
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Legal mischief and the end of merit
Ted Frank has posted on overlawyered the sordid tale of yet another “valedictorian suit.” The case seems silly, and it will likely be dismissed. But that dismissal is far from harmless. Sadly, the lawsuit has the school district “considering whether…
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