A judge ruled that LSU cannot interfere with tenured law professor Ken Levy’s employment, including suspension, over the ...
A state appeals court has halted a lower court's ruling requiring LSU to return a tenured law professor to his teaching ...
LSU law professor Ken Levy will not be returning to the classroom today, after a ruling from the Louisiana First Circuit ...
A judge has ordered Louisiana State University to fully reinstate a professor who was removed from his teaching duties last ...
LSU law professor Ken Levy was suspended after he used vulgarities to refer to Trump and Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry during a ...
Gov. Jeff Landry criticized a Baton Rouge judge who sided with Ken Levy, an LSU professor who cricitized Landry.
The order from the Louisiana 1st Circuit Court of Appeal came Thursday, just two days after state district Judge Tarvald Smith late Tuesday night signed off on a preliminary injunction barring ...
On Tuesday February 11, District Court Judge Tarvald Smith ordered LSU to return Levy to the classroom while a university internal investigation into his conduct continues. Judge Smith’s ruling ...
In his ruling from the bench on Tuesday night, 19th Judicial District Judge Tarvald Smith said he saw no problem with Levy's vulgarity under the context presented and that negative comments about ...
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