Maggie's Farm

Dear, Barrister:
Again, we come to the same crossroads, perhaps by now it is only a roundabout ;-)

If you want to clean up academia and restore a high level of intellectual challenge to the classroom, then you must, every attorney in the country, MUST be willing to confront their local institution when they find fraud, or any other criminal activity. If we cannot get our local attorneys to challenge their local institution then there is no enforcement of ethics, of quality or even federal law. The Dept. of Education will NOT confront these issues anymore. The best place to start is to organize a law centre, or law firm--a collective of people such as yourself, who will do this work. Don't look to employment attorneys (they look to the democratic party for revenue). Don't look to contract attorneys (their local university is to well connected to the local corporate sponsors). But, rather it must be something like The Innocence Project. A place where ethical faculty can find support and some protection.
Finally, it must be done: we the people and yourself in the lead must clearly explain the links from one state to the next, the processes, and the groups using these tactics to re-write the law in all states. A clear picture of the whole system that has been put in place, must be presented to the average American, so she/he can understand the level of assault we are under. Pain the whole picture clearly; itemize the events, the collective strategies, etc.