Across six decades of myriad public incarnations, Justice Reichbach occupied buildings at Columbia as a student, won a court case that helped legalize residential loft life in SoHo and TriBeCa, blasted a state agency from the bench for ignoring Medicaid fraud and served as a judge on a war-crimes tribunal in Kosovo.
(Ken Jaworowski) 'Unnatural Acts' (closes on Sunday) Inspired by events at Harvard University in 1920 — in which a group of students were brought before a secret tribunal for engaging in homosexual activities — this Plastic Theater Company production is steeped in an earnestness that can only be described as collegiate (2 15).
Indeed, Harvard's "Administrative Board" that adjudicates charges brought against students, remains the single worst such tribunal in the country in terms of its lack of fairness and of rational fact-finding and adjudicatory procedures.
The case in question occurred in 2008 at the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal and involved a Bolivian student who had overstayed his visa.
Instead, this account of a shameful episode in the history of Harvard — in which a group of students were brought before a secret administrative tribunal and, in most cases, expelled for homosexual activities — is steeped in an earnestness that can only be described as collegiate.
Richard, a law student by then, defended his father before the tribunal.
Mollah was found guilty by the International criminal tribunal in February of killing a student and a family of 11 and of aiding Pakistani troops in killing 369 other people during the independence war.
A law student with a prosthetic arm told an employment tribunal today she "questioned her worth as a human being" after she was forced to work in the stockroom of US clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch because she did not fit its strict "look policy".
The special tribunal convicted Mollah of killing a student and a family of 11, and of aiding Pakistani troops in killing 369 other people during the war.
And, of course, campus tribunals judge students not only for politically incorrect actions, but sometimes for more ordinary claimed infractions, and in such cases the lack of fair procedures likewise is felt.
And he abused it,' said Steven Kelly, a student who queued to be in the public gallery of the tribunal.
