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Hillsdale College Gets $4.6 Million After Suing Mizzou for Ignoring Donor’s Wishes
on December 20, 2019
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"case raises many questions about how a university — or any institution for that matter — honors (or doesn’t) the intent of a donor’s gift"
There’s still time for a year-end donation to Legal Insurrection Foundation
on December 20, 2019
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We need more resources to carry our high-impact efforts into 2020.
Cautious optimism for expelled Oberlin College male student after appellate argument
on December 15, 2019
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After suit alleging rigged process with 100% conviction rate was dismissed by trial court, Prof. K.C. Johnson notes after 6th Circuit oral argument: "Victory for the accused student seems more likely than an Oberlin win"
Cleveland media fail to deny allegations of collusion with Oberlin College to unseal Gibson’s Bakery store clerk’s Facebook records
on December 10, 2019
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In their Reply on motion to unseal, the Cleveland media outlets do not respond to Gibson's claim "Movants’ Motion is nothing more that a backdoor attempt by Defendants to continue the smear campaign against Plaintiffs and dox [Allyn D. Gibson]."
Delusional Democrats Week at Legal Insurrection
on December 08, 2019
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All the news you may have missed.
Gibson’s Bakery alleges Cleveland media collaborating with Oberlin College to unseal store clerk’s Facebook records
on December 02, 2019
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"there are substantial connections between Movants and Defendants' counsel, including the fact that Defendants' lead counsel, Ron Holman, II, was a television legal analyst for Movant WEWS-TV for more than ten (10) years"
Elizabeth Warren: “I plan to be the last American president to be elected by the Electoral College”
on December 02, 2019
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Warren continues: "I want my second term to be elected by direct vote"
An Oberlin College Alumnus at the Memorial Service for David Gibson
on December 01, 2019
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Guest post by a Legal Insurrection reader who attended the Memorial Service for David Gibson of Gibson's Bakery.
Northwestern Student Paper Refuses to Publish College Republicans’ Response to Sessions Protest
on November 15, 2019
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"met immediately with a brick wall surrounding the Daily Northwestern's editorial office"
VIDEO — Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College: Identity Politics on Trial
on November 11, 2019
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To understand the case, you need to understand the history of social justice warfare and complicit administrative reactions. My lecture for the James Wilson Institute held at the Hillsdale College center in D.C.
Prof. Miriam Elman – 5th Anniversary at Legal Insurrection
on November 09, 2019
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A legal insurrectionist at heart, and a superstar in the fight against antisemitism, particularly on campuses.
Cleveland Media Seek Access To Gibson’s Bakery Store Clerk’s Sealed Facebook Records in Oberlin College Case, But Why?
on November 08, 2019
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The court already ruled against Oberlin College's attempt to unseal the records of a Gibson family member who wasn't a party and didn't testify. So why are Cleveland media outlets trying to rescue Oberlin College's post-trial public relations effort?
Ted Koppel: Despite verdict, Oberlin College President still “makes allusions to a pattern of racist behavior” by Gibson’s Bakery
on November 03, 2019
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The smear campaign against Gibson's Bakery continues in interview during CBS Sunday Morning segment about the case.
Oberlin College’s “almost sociopathic malevolence” towards Gibson’s Bakery
on October 31, 2019
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"Oberlin refuses to accept any responsibility ... and shows no remorse"
Gibson’s Bakery files cross-appeal to restore full $44 million verdict against Oberlin College
on October 23, 2019
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"the trial court's application of Ohio's statutory damages caps to the facts of this case violate[d] Plaintiffs' constitutional rights"
Oberlin College hires high-powered D.C. lawyers to appeal Gibson’s Bakery verdict
on October 08, 2019
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Board of Trustees Chair: "Left standing, the verdict could ... set a troubling precedent for those institutions, like Oberlin, that are committed to respecting free speech"
