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There have been 1,080 attempts to punish scholars over the past 23 years: Report

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A former law professor said university officials need to enforce their own policies after students and educators heckled a judge and stopped his remarks.

A free-speech group found that there have been over 1000 attempts to punish scholars over the past 23 years. The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education released a "Scholars Under Fire" report showing that there have been 1,080 attempts to punish scholars over the past 23 years.

The annual number of attempts has gone up from 4 in 2000 to 145 last year, according to the report. The report also found that 73% of those attempts to punish scholars have resulted in some sanction, including 225 terminations.

Furthermore, they report that 3/4 of the firings were untenured scholars. FORMER GEORGETOWN LAW PROFESSOR CALLED RACIST BY STUDENTS AS HE DELIVERS LECTURE ON FREE SPEECH The report goes on to say show that 37% of attempts to punish faculty were initiated by undergraduate students.

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