· 12/5/1983
Josiah Henson v. The Honor Committee of U. Va., the Rector and Visitors of U. Va.
Citations
- 719 F.2d 69
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- holding that the dismissal of 4 Even if Boger had standing to seek forward-looking relief, his claims against the City Defendants are subject to dismissal under Rule 12(b)(6
- noting that the dropping of disciplinary charges did not render a due process claim moot because the plaintiff was seeking nominal damages
- noting that the dropping of disciplinary charges did not render a due process claim moot because the plaintiff was seeking nominal damages
- barring an attorney from assuming an active role in a disciplinary hearing did not violate due process
- analyzing investigation of law student for alleged Honor Code violations as disciplinary
- analyzing investigation of law student for alleged Honor Code violations as disciplinary
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Judges: Sprouse, Chapman, Haynsworth
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