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· 4/22/1974

Hoopa Valley Tribe v. Short

Citations

  • 416 U.S. 961
  • 94 S. Ct. 1981

How courts have described this case

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  • discipline upheld against graduate student who published material without proper attribution for most part prior to enrollment as student
  • Due process satisfied where there “was an adequate hearing on the charge with a meaningful opportunity given to plaintiff to participate, to present his position, and to hear the witnesses presenting the facts they had knowledge of.”

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