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Actually, I did stop. This was a lecture series about law taught within a forensics program, which is not the place for political grandstanding. When teaching
by sandworm101 4y ago
Actually, I did stop. This was a lecture series about law taught within a forensics program, which is not the place for political grandstanding. When teaching law you always have to be very careful else every lecture devolve into debates re big/small government and freedoms of the people. Iirc the case I was discussing dealt with the search and seizure of laptops at airports. We needed to cover jurisdiction and encryption issues, not the rights of a democratic people to be free from tyranny.
- fartcannon 4y agoYou'd probably get fired if you pushed the point anyways.
- bombcar 4y agoSounds like the right decision - as anyone knows you're only supposed to teach "challenging authority" when the authority is one of the "accepted to challenge".