For Ward Churchill, It's Not a Matter of if, but When

Ward Churchill is planning to sue. His lawyer should get wealthy and whatever shreds remain of Ward Churchill's reputation and fake ancestry should be torn away.

"We technically could file it right now, but we'll wait," attorney David Lane said. "When they fire him, we'll file."

On Tuesday, an investigative committee released a 125-page report accusing the CU ethnic studies professor of fabricating material, plagiarism and other types of research misconduct.

One member recommended that he be fired. The other four suggested a suspension of either two or five years without pay.

The final decision, expected in mid-June, will be made by Provost Susan Avery and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Todd Gleeson.

I'm actually looking forward to it. I might even send some money to his legal defense fund. I want the University of Colorado to be dragged through this so that UC and other universities will learn the perils of hiring jackasses like this.