I interpret signing the student letter as support for the protesters and their tactics. If any of the signers does not like that interpretation, they should sign a clarifying public letter, or ask to have their signature removed from the original one if they have learned facts that make them regret their signing it. In my op-ed, I suggest that law firms and, especially, judges, should not hire anybody who signed the original letter.
I invite comment on my draft op-ed on the Protest and the Judge S. letter at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fLIi6vC9tE-5Dkad3oOWg1IHnZp73BVGcepTr-_tJlo/edit
I interpret signing the student letter as support for the protesters and their tactics. If any of the signers does not like that interpretation, they should sign a clarifying public letter, or ask to have their signature removed from the original one if they have learned facts that make them regret their signing it. In my op-ed, I suggest that law firms and, especially, judges, should not hire anybody who signed the original letter.