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LSU Reveille has coverage: LSU general counsel Winston DeCuir stepped down from his post last week, according to a copy of his resignation letter the Louisiana Illuminator obtained Thursday. This wasn’t the best time to get involved in protracted legal battles as the school will be on the lookout for a new General Council very soon.
The order from the Louisiana 1st Circuit Court of Appeal came Thursday, just two days after state district Judge Tarvald Smith late Tuesday night signed off on a preliminary injunction barring LSU from interfering with Professor Ken Levy’s employment.
Tenured law school professor Ken Levy of Louisiana State University was suspended from teaching his students because of comments he made about state governor Jeff Landry and President Donald Trump. What do you do when the facts and the law aren’t on your side? Throw money at the problem! And it was crazy enough to work!
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