Understand, address claims of retaliation to reduce risk and take necessary action

Retaliation claims are often raised when discrimination based on protected status isn’t a viable claim. When an institution of higher education has to take action against a student, an employee, or even a community member, the institution often evaluates whether the action could be viewed as (or is) discriminatory on the basis of a person's immutable characteristics.

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Campus Security Report
Published
2026-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1002/casr.70120
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Legal Issues in Education
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Understand, address claims of retaliation to reduce risk and take necessary action

Michael Masinter
Campus Security Report
Legal Issues in Education
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Understand, address claims of retaliation to reduce risk and take necessary action

Michael Masinter
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Abstract

Retaliation claims are often raised when discrimination based on protected status isn’t a viable claim. When an institution of higher education has to take action against a student, an employee, or even a community member, the institution often evaluates whether the action could be viewed as (or is) discriminatory on the basis of a person's immutable characteristics.

Campus Security ReportVol. 23(7)
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Legal Issues in Education
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