Posted on 21/07/04
Student wins round in suspension battle
TORONTO -- A York University student and political activist was given no opportunity "whatsoever" to defend himself when he was suddenly suspended for three years last April.And the university's eleventh-hour decision to hold a disciplinary hearing only after the suspension was imposed was "questionable on both jurisdictional and natural justice grounds," an Ontario Superior Court judge says in a 10-page ruling released yesterday.
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