The U.S. Department of Justice has reportedly determined that Duke University's law school discriminated against white and Asian applicants in its admissions process, according to an unverified report. The department is said to be preparing to prosecute the university over the alleged violations.
The report, which has not been independently verified, states that the DOJ concluded that Duke's law school admissions process discriminated against white and Asian candidates, in violation of federal civil rights laws. The department is reportedly preparing to pursue legal action against the university. No further details on the specific findings or the timeline of the case have been released.
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