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If/once these become public record, does that create any legal issues for the university? Given how easy it is to twist informal speech like an e-mail out of co
by 001sky 12y ago
If/once these become public record, does that create any legal issues for the university? Given how easy it is to twist informal speech like an e-mail out of context it does make ya wonder. A boderline-defamatory remark made public seems quite different something kept private.
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- wavefunction 12y agoFERPA doesn't make them public records, it just allows a student to access their own educational records. I think a student could release their own records but that wouldn't fall under defamation from what I know.