A former student at the University of Illinois College of Law will get another chance to prove in court that he did not stalk a classmate and should be allowed back on campus.
An Illinois appeals court on Friday ordered a new hearing for law student Adil Ahmad, who in 2013 was barred from the Champaign, Illinois, campus for two years and ordered to have no contact with a female classmate who accused him of emailing her and of confronting her after she rebuffed his offers of a date.
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