Accreditation Autonomy Act prohibits accrediting agencies from taking adverse action against public institutions for complying with state law.
The Accreditation Autonomy Act prohibits accrediting agencies from taking adverse action against public institutions of higher education for complying with state law or refusing to violate a state law. Public institutions negatively affected by such actions can bring a civil action against the accrediting agency if authorized by the attorney general. The attorney general may bring the action on behalf of the institution.
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