US EditionOp-ed: When Scheduling Issues Override Judicial Ethics, Why USG’s Judicial Panel Needs Real Accountability
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Op-ed: When Scheduling Issues Override Judicial Ethics, Why USG’s Judicial Panel Needs Real Accountability
A graphic representing Judicial Panel Attendance. Courtesy: Mason Bindemann Mason Bindemann is a third-year accounting student at Ohio State and founder of Lanarchy, a student gaming collective. This year’s Undergraduate Student Government elections were marred by disqualifications, appeals and high-stakes procedural drama. At the heart of it all was the disqualification of Daizhon Cox, a case that exposed deep structural flaws in USG’s Judicia…
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