STUDENT PROTEST AND THE LAW.

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403 pages. "Society's current concerns with war, race, and poverty are nowhere more vigorously debated than in academic communities- universities, college, and increasingly, second schools. These debates are not new. But what differs, and markedly, on today's campuses is the mode of the debate. Now positions are expressed by actions as well as words. Indeed, "confrontation" is now a more accurate characterization than "debate." As campus tensions are exacerbated by incivility and attitudes are polarized by insensitivity, relationships deteriorate into conflict, sometimes armed. This book will help educators and lawyers- understand the law's role in matters of student protest. It consists of an edited transcript of a national conference on Law and Student Protest held in Ann Arbor in May 1969, and of useful supporting documents, such as pleadings injunctive orders, judicial guidelines and student codes." FINE HARDCOVER. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. N° de ref. del artículo 009522

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