Legal Question in Education Law in New Jersey
Summarily expelled from college
What judicial recourse do I have, as one who was ''permanently expelled'' from college without a hearing of any sort? Thank you for the consideration.
Asked on 2/07/02, 12:52 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Prof. David C. Bloomfield
The City University of New York
Re: Summarily expelled from college
You should check your college's student handbook regarding discipline. That will guide you as to your rights. A public college may afford you additional rights. Finally, check New Jersey's higher education statutes and regulations. The likelihood is that you may have a potential state law challenge, rather than a federal suit, but without the facts it's hard to tell.
Answered on 2/07/02, 6:24 am
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