The U.S. Supreme Court denied 57-year-old Michael Kamps a hearing in his age discrimination case against Baylor University and unnamed members of its law school admissions and scholarship committees.
A trial court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit had dismissed Kamps’ claims. Kamps had alleged that Baylor and the law school committees had engaged in age discrimination when they denied him admission to the law school for a fall semester and failed to offer him a scholarship he had sought.
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