The court quashed my subpoenas to Van Tatenhove, Capilouto, and DiPaola to testify at the September 30 hearing on my motion for a temporary injunction. It described the disputed facts as “broader issues of university governance,” and said it was unsure what statute or case law would allow a court to intervene in the appointment of a dean. Yet the Kentucky Constitution and the University’s own contracts with its faculty are law, and they preclude appointment of an unqualified dean over the faculty’s objection.