- A University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill professor quoted in a newspaper report criticizing former provost Chris Clemans now faces a subpoena in Clemans’ lawsuit against the university.
- Clemens calls on professor Dustin Sebell to turn over all electronic communications since 2022 involve their own interactions, along with Sebell’s contacts with his dean and members of the university’s Board of Trustees.
- Sebell is quoted in a newspaper report this week calling Clemens “UNC’s most devoted user of the Signal messaging app.” Clemens’ suit alleges UNC-CH officials misuse Signal to violate state open meetings and public records laws.
A University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill professor faces a subpoena in an open meetings and public records lawsuit filed by former university provost Chris Clemens. The subpoena arrived Thursday after a newspaper report about the suit included the professor’s criticism of Clemens.
The suit filed Monday challenges the way UNC-CH leaders use the Signal messaging app, which allows users to delete messages automatically after recipients have read them.
In a Raleigh News and Observer report published Thursday, professor Dustin Sebell of the university’s School of Civic Life and Leadership comments on Clemens’use of the Signal app…