Kavanaugh will not be coming back to teach at Harvard Law School next semester

Brett Kavanaugh, a Supreme Court candidate, will not return to Harvard Law School to teach a course he was to teach before in the winter of 2019.

The Associate Dean of Harvard, Catherine Claypoole, wrote Monday night in an email to Harvard law students that the school would not offer the course because Kavanaugh can no longer "engage" to teach it.

"Today, Judge Kavanaugh has indicated that he could no longer commit to teaching his course in January 2019, so the course would not be offered," wrote Claypoole, according to the Harvard Crimson .

Kavanaugh was to teach a course entitled "The Supreme Court since 2005".

A group of students from Harvard Law School had already urged the school to stop allowing Kavanaugh to teach there until an investigation was opened on the charges. Sexual assault against him.

"Will Harvard Law School take seriously the credible allegation of sexual abuse perpetrated by Kavanaugh against a young woman before he is allowed to continue teaching young people?" women?" Molly Coleman, Vail Kohnert-Yount, Jake Meiseles and Sejal Singh wrote in the Harvard Law Record. "Or will Harvard allow him to teach students without further investigation?"

"Unless a full and fair investigation is conducted, Harvard Law School can not allow Kavanaugh to continue teaching his students and the Senate can not confirm it in the Supreme Court," the students continued. .

Kavanaugh's confirmation process in the Supreme Court has been halted in recent weeks in the middle of the charges. Three women – Christine Blasey Ford, Deborah Ramirez and Julie Swetnick – accused him of sexual misconduct.

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