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> They have nothing to lose. Which is what I really think the core of the problem is. These people make decisions that can ruin of a whole host of people, but
by genocidicbunny 4y ago
> They have nothing to lose.
Which is what I really think the core of the problem is. These people make decisions that can ruin of a whole host of people, but face no accountability for it.
I'm of the opinion that there should always be a remedy available for those wronged, and the ones doing the wronging should hope it's only via the court system.
- icepat 4y ago> face no accountability for it Well, just look at how administrative errors, and professional misconduct by instructors is handled. I had a professor fail half the class because he lost the final exams, and another cohort because he made serious errors in the grading. The university did absolutely nothing to deal with it. While I was able to get the grade removed, I was directly told by the vice-dean to get out of the faculty for making a stink about it. It took four years for the university to take action against the professor. Apparently the line wasn't even him telling students to kill themselves if they failed his course.