Word: granholm
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...events at Lowell House, it gave second-year law student Michael T. Anderson '83-'84 an "official reprimand," a disciplinary sanction that has no immediate consequences at the Law School, but is referred to state bar associations. The board is also now investigating the actions of Jennifer Granholm, another second-year law student who testified at Anderson's hearing. Members of the ad board, as well as those of the law school administration, did not know Granholm was present at the Lowell House protest. But after Granholm's testimony, in which she, as an eyewitness to the incident, defended Anderson...
Most shocking of all, however, was the ad board's decision to prosecute Granholm after hearing her testimony. The board seems to have completely ignored customary protections against self-incrimination. How are students to call witnesses on their behalf and have any hope of a fair hearing, if anyone who testifies can in turn be prosecuted merely by virtue of their knowledge of an event...
...fact that Jennifer A.J. Granholm, a second-year law student, hated her summer job may have helped guide her future law career. She worked for a mid-size Manhattan firm, representing the management of large corporations against "small plaintiffs...