Editor:
After being "flipped off" in a legal ethics seminar by a fellow law student, I complained. I complained about the way he treated me and about the way the instructor dealt with the situation. Five days after I reported the incident to the law school administration, no serious investigation of my complaint had taken place so I made a public statement regarding my complaint and the general poor treatment of women and minorities at the UA College of Law. Since making this statement, I have been taunted and verbally attacked by dozens of law students. The law college administration has asked me to drop the class and the instructor has refused to grade my work.
So much for legal ethics .
Sarah Works
Third-Year Law Student