Law In Higher Education

Front 1

What laws relate to student code of conduct, housing rules, rules regulating student organizations?

Back 1

internal

Front 2

Which of the following is not an element of due processes

Back 2

Justice (life, property, liberty)

Front 3

What are minimal requirements with due process?

Back 3

notice and hearing

Front 4

Protection from double jeopardy is available if what three requirements are met?

Back 4

can't be charged twice, separate proceedings, constitute punishment

Front 5

What is the term defining the institutional permission to exert almost untrammeled authority over student's lives?

Back 5

loco parentis

Front 6

Sovereign immunity

Back 6

idk

Front 7

Prime facie

Back 7

idk

Front 8

charitable immunity

Back 8

idk

Front 9

Term to describe failure to exercise the care that a reasonably prudent mild exercise

Back 9

religence

Front 10

Primary external source of procedural requirements for public institutions

Back 10

due process

Front 11

Which public forums do governments retain choice of whether to open or close as well as the choice of whether to limit classes of speakers or class topics

Back 11

designated

Front 12

Which goverment has the greatest reservoir of legal authority over postsecondary education

Back 12

state government

Front 13

Though religion clauses stated in first amendments?

Back 13

establishing religion and free exercise of religion

Front 14

Institutional code of conduct must comply with all the following except

Back 14

nexus

Front 15

Title IX legislation applies to what institution receiving federal aid

Back 15

public and private

Front 16

Upon a students admission in to the university entitle all the following except

Back 16

require mitigating measures of disability

Front 17

_______ is a catch all term that generally includes verbal and mitten words and symbolic acts that convey a

Back 17

hate speech

Front 18

Which of the following is not one of five principles that constrain the authority of government to regulate hate speech?

Back 18

true threat

Front 19

In order for challenged conduct to fall under hostile environment sexual harassment it must meet all of the following except

Back 19

quiot pro que

Front 20

College and universities are required to provide reasonable accommodations

Back 20

false

Front 21

In attaching institutional liability for an employee's sexual harassment of student, a schools district official must have all except

Back 21

action

Front 22

Which of the following restrictions does not apply to attire, place, manner judicial test pertaining to public forums at institutions?

Back 22

require approval

Front 23

Name three state action determinants that the court use to determine whether a challenge action has taken "under the color" state law

Back 23

nexus, symbiotic relationship. publich function