Lack of Tenure Is Immaterial to a Teacher’s Claim That Nonrenewal of His Contract Violated Substantive Due Process
Date
1972
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Texas Tech Law Review
Abstract
Discusses the Court’s decision that school administration requires freedom to make decisions regarding the renewal of faculty members’ contracts. The Court also held that nonrenewal of a faculty contract would not necessarily be voided when both valid and invalid reasons existed for the nonrenewal.
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Constitutional law, Substantive due process, Employment law, Procedural due process, Public employment, Lack of tenure, Faculty, Perry v. Sindermann, Case note
Citation
4 Tex. Tech L. Rev. 203