PrincipleEDUCATION LAW — Universities — Senate’s Discretion to Award or Refuse Degree is Non-Justiciable
- Area of law
- EDUCATION LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
A university's discretion to award or refuse a degree is non-justiciable. Courts have no jurisdiction to interfere with academic standards. The principle applies to education law. The rule respects university autonomy over academic judgments. Courts cannot determine whether a thesis meets the required standard. Academic…
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