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The Chief Legal Officer of the University of Texas System. His sole responsability is to protect the huge egos of professors on campus. He bullied me so badly it took me so long to recover that by that time the Statute of Limitations on hate crimes in Texas had expired. Mission accomplished.

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2006.6.16 Banned from campus for life

October 2, 2026
A formal University of Texas letter restricts Bill Clark’s campus contact, closes his case, and addresses his ABET grievance and academic dismissal.

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2005.4.18 Extreme malice from the UT Chief Legal Officer

April 18, 2005
Explore a 2005 University of Texas legal dispute over dissertation status, copyright protection, academic dismissal, research claims, and public records access.

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2002.7.29 Grievance to ABET, the licensing authority

July 29, 2002
A former UT Austin aerospace engineering student alleges retaliation, procedural violations, and mishandling of his ABET complaint and Ph.D. dismissal.

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