U. of Md. to extend Freddie Gray law course to undergrads

Campus Reform ^ | December 8, 2015 | Erica Baum

[Zakeet]

Amidst the onset of the trial against Officer William Porter last week over the death of Freddie Gray, the University of Maryland announced it is bringing its "Freddie Gray's Baltimore" class to the school's undergraduates.

Offered as MLAW374 as a part of the school's undergraduate pre-law minor, the course description says the one-credit class aims to observe "the social context for police abuse and urban uprising," as well as the "issues pertaining to Freddie Gray's death including in areas of: criminal justice, police-minority community relations, housing, schools, and access to health care."

[Zakeet]

You poor dumb taxpayers get to pay for the soon to be defaulted upon student loans ... to enable soon to be unemployed agitators to learn about the social context for police abuse and urban uprising!

[ConservativeWarrior]

My son applied to UofM’s comp sci program.

I’m thinking we’ll move them down the list. Possibly off altogether.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Maryland “Freak State” DANG!