Atlanta, Georgia
An Emory University law professor, who was the subject of student protests last month after the university cleared him of sexual- harassment charges, has resigned.
Abraham P. Ordover, head of the litigation program at Emory’s law school, last week resigned his faculty position effective in June. In turn, the university dropped its inquiry into new sexual-harassment complaints filed against him by four female law students.
Last month, a faculty panel cleared Mr. Ordover of similar complaints made against him by more than a dozen students.
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