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USask student censured for questioning critical race theory
USask law student Tim Haggstrom was censured for challenging critical race theory, sparking a court battle over free speech.
In brief
USask law student Tim Haggstrom was censured for challenging critical race theory, sparking a court battle over free speech. USask law student Tim Haggstrom was censured for questioning critical race theory, leading to a court challenge over free speech. Originally reported by Nationalpost.
Tim Haggstrom
Tim Haggstrom was a law student at the University of Saskatchewan in 2023.
Censured for critical race theory
Haggstrom was censured by the University of Saskatchewan for questioning critical race theory in open letters.
Appeal and judicial review
Haggstrom appealed the censure and filed a judicial review with the Saskatchewan Court of King’s Bench.
University's response
The university opted for a formal disciplinary hearing instead of mediation after Haggstrom's letters were removed.
Harassment complaint
A classmate filed a harassment complaint against Haggstrom under the university’s misconduct policy.
Court decision pending
The Saskatchewan Court of King’s Bench will release a decision on the case any day after hearing the university’s motion to dismiss.
The headline
USask law student Tim Haggstrom was censured for questioning critical race theory, leading to a court challenge over free speech.
