Judge Philip Brimmer in Denver heard the case of James v. Rennison, in which plaintiff alleges misconduct by elected Regent Wanda James. The lawsuit raises questions about cannabis policy, racial issues and the scope of legislative immunity for university officials. The decision, issued on Friday, could have implications for how state university regents are held accountable. Reason Magazine provides the full analysis.
From James v. Rennison, decided Friday by Judge Philip Brimmer (D. Colo.), plaintiff's allegations: Regent Wanda James is an elected… The post U. Colorado Regent-vs.-Regents Lawsuit, Cannabis, Race, and Legislative Immunity appeared first on Reason Magazine.
