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Originally Posted by kddani
Real life is not a constitutional law final. Constitutional law is never black and white.
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Thank God. That class was a nightmare.
This discussion is why SWTX made the moral vs. legal distinction. My head is exploding. Kevin is talking about court cases as support for a university's inability to regulate student conduct (student organizations included).
Are university regulations always an issue of legality or are many of them attempts to take "moral stances" and hold students accountable? This situation isn't like students being expelled from college for an honor code violation--that seems to be a university regulation that holds more legal significance. So an organization that takes social probation (or whatever university imposed sanction on the organization) to court may have made it more of a legal issue than it initially was.