LaVerne v. University of Texas System

How courts have described this case

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• unless otherwise provided for in university rules, there is no “common law” tenure, de facto tenure, or tenure by default
• unless otherwise provided for in university rules, there is no “common law” tenure, de facto tenure, or tenure by default
• unless otherwise provided for in university rules, there is no \common law\ tenure, de facto tenure, or tenure by default
• unless otherwise provided for in university rules, there is no \common law\ tenure, de facto tenure, or tenure by default

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