A university leader has spoken out against an event held at a law school. The event in question was a symposium about a significant historical incident.
An attorney who represented a key figure in this incident was featured at the symposium. This individual's client was known for a major role in the incident.
The university's leader issued a statement to clarify the university's position on the event, indicating the university does not support it. Further information about the incident and the university's response can be found in the original report.
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