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> Does the guest speaker have some special right to veto the remarks of a Dean at her own institution? At a session where she was not scheduled to speak, I wou
by gnicholas 4y ago
> Does the guest speaker have some special right to veto the remarks of a Dean at her own institution?
At a session where she was not scheduled to speak, I would think yes. The judge was invited to speak by a student group, the Dean was not. If the Dean had waited until the Q&A period to make remarks or ask a protracted question, that would have been a different situation. Instead, she hijacked the event before the speaker had the opportunity to give his remarks (which were never given).
> Is there a law that was broken?
No, just the university's own policies, as laid out at length in Dean Martinez's letter.
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- qqqwerty 4y ago> Instead, she hijacked the event Did she use a gun to hijack the event? Did she use a knife? Or did she walk up to the podium, with the speakers permission, and perhaps got a little carried away from the stated intent of her speech?