Something has sparked my interest...
Question: What rights do law students have to access commutative justice when a retiring lecturer gives one a failing grade for an assessment and the comments on the piece are:
“I am giving you this grade because I do not like you”.
This question is based on one of my friends who last year, instead of a fail grade, received a passing grade and the actual wording used was “I am only passing you because I like you”.
Different scenario and still very interesting.
If anyone has any comments to fuel my interest please do.
Question: What rights do law students have to access commutative justice when a retiring lecturer gives one a failing grade for an assessment and the comments on the piece are:
“I am giving you this grade because I do not like you”.
This question is based on one of my friends who last year, instead of a fail grade, received a passing grade and the actual wording used was “I am only passing you because I like you”.
Different scenario and still very interesting.
If anyone has any comments to fuel my interest please do.