THIRD-PARTY SEXUAL HARASSMENT: THE CHALLENGE OF TITLE IX OBLIGATIONS FOR LAW SCHOOL CLINICS

THIRD-PARTY SEXUAL HARASSMENT: THE CHALLENGE OF TITLE IX OBLIGATIONS FOR LAW SCHOOL CLINICS

Law faculty who teach and train students in clinical settings regularly expose students to the potential for sexual harassment. Because clinics involve actual cases in real-world contexts, students may encounter sexual harassment from third parties such as clients, witnesses, and judges. Do faculty...

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Veröffentlicht in:Washington law review 2021-03, Vol.96 (1), p.1-49
1. Verfasser: Alper, Ty
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Attorneys
Clinics
Customer relations
Education
Ethical aspects
Females
Law
Law schools
Laws, regulations and rules
Learning
Legal ethics
Management
Remedies
Sexual harassment
Students
Study and teaching (Clinical education)
Teacher-student relationships
Third parties (Law)
Third party
Witnesses
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Zusammenfassung:Law faculty who teach and train students in clinical settings regularly expose students to the potential for sexual harassment. Because clinics involve actual cases in real-world contexts, students may encounter sexual harassment from third parties such as clients, witnesses, and judges. Do faculty who tolerate this exposure run afoul of their obligations under Title IX to stop and remedy sexual harassment about which they are, or should be, aware?
ISSN:0043-0617