Columbia University and longtime law professor Katherine Franke have ended their relationship following an investigation related to her advocacy for pro-Palestinian students amid protests on campus. Franke, known for her work at the Center for Gender & Sexuality Law, faced allegations of antisemitism for comments made about Israelis, resulting in her departure from the university. The investigation stemmed from remarks made on Democracy Now! following an incident involving pro-Palestinian students and a former IDF member, triggering a series of events that led to Franke’s departure and controversy surrounding the university’s handling of the situation.
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Trooper fired over Karen Read investigation handled case with ‘honor and integrity,’ his supervisor says
At the retrial of Karen Read, charged with second-degree murder in the death of Boston police officer John O'Keefe, the focus was on the conduct of former Massachusetts state trooper Michael Proctor, who managed the investigation and was later fired for misconduct. Proctor's supervisor, Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik, testified that while he was also disciplined, he believed Proctor handled the investigation with "honor and integrity," despite acknowledging Proctor's unprofessional comments about Read. The defense claims Read...
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