Harvard Law School Library in Langdell Hall at night. Credit: Chensiyuan via Wikimedia Commons Harvard Law Student Charged With Hate Crime Over Attack on Fellow HLS Student
"We condemn unconditionally all violence, hatred and homophobia, and will continue to work to foster a campus in which members of our Law School and University community feel welcome, safe and included," Stephen L. Ball, assistant dean and dean of students, and Monica Monroe, assistant dean for Community Engagement, Equity and Belonging, said in an email to students.
February 09, 2023 at 05:27 PM
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Legal Education
A Harvard Law School student who allegedly attacked a fellow law student last month was charged with a hate crime.
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