Court Dismisses Portion of Lawsuit by Fired U. of Kansas Professor

By DENISE K. MAGNER

A federal appeals court has ruled that part of a lawsuit filed against 27 defendants at the University of Kansas by a tenured professor fired for moral turpitude should be dismissed.

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