Georgetown Law School defends practices amid US attorney’s DEI threat
- Georgetown Law School's Dean William Treanor rejected a warning from acting U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that students would not be hired if diversity, equity, and inclusion programs were not eliminated, stating that the First Amendment protects their teaching decisions.
- Democratic senators have requested an investigation into Martin for potential professional misconduct, accusing him of using intimidation tactics against government employees and citizens.
- Treanor emphasized that Georgetown promotes discourse among various beliefs, stating that Martin's threats challenge the university's mission.
- Martin's office declined to comment on the Georgetown situation or the senators' request for investigation, referring to the conduct as unacceptable.
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Georgetown Law Dean rejects US Federal Attorney request to eliminate DEI
Georgetown Law School’s dean rejected on Thursday a warning from the top federal prosecutor for Washington D.C. that his office will not hire the school’s students if it does not eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs (DEI). Edward R. Martin. Jr, US Attorney for the District of Columbia wrote in a letter that his office will not accept any application for fellowships, internships, and employment from Georgetown Law students as long …
Federal Prosecutor Says He Doesn’t Want to Hire Law Students From Georgetown Because of DEI
"no applicant for our fellows program, our summer internship, or employment in our office who is a student or affiliated with a law school or university that continues to teach and utilize DEI will be considered" The post Federal Prosecutor Says He Doesn’t Want to Hire Law Students From Georgetown Because of DEI first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.
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