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01May

Law Professor Sues Law Students

AuthorJS DateThursday, May 1, 2008 at 09:55PM in

Law school just got a little harder for two students at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock: Professor Richard J. Peltz has sued two of his students, 3L’s Valerie D. Nation and Chrishuana L. Clark, for defamation.

The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette first reported the lawsuit on April 27.

The Legal Blog Watch’s Robert J. Ambrogi has collected the blog and newpaper coverage of this issue.  Above the Law’s Kashmir Hill cites to multiple primary sources, and also to another Professor v. Student lawsuit (this time via Dartmouth College).

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