Yale Law School has defended a group of its students who snarled 'I'll hurt you bitch' at a conservative speaker during

Yale Law School has defended a group of its students who snarled 'I'll hurt you bitch' at a conservative speaker during a debate on freedom of speech.

The Ivy League college claims the woke rabble-rousers have been 'spoken to' about their threatening behavior on March 10, raising concerns that they've only been given a slap on the wrist which will embolden them to continue their authoritarian behavior. 

Despite the chaos at the college's Federalist Society-organized event, Yale Law said in a statement issued Thursday that school police 'assistance was not needed' and turkish citizenship lawyer that students had followed the rules. 

'At the very start of the March 10 event, when students began to make noise, the moderator read the University's free speech policy for the first time,' the school said, referring to its three-warnings protocols for its free-speech policy.

'At that point, the students exited the event, and it went forward.

When students made noise in the hallways, administrators and staff instructed students to stop.'

The school went onto to say that staff called out to Yale police officers 'about whether assistance might be needed in the event the students did not follow those instructions. 

Yale Law School said in a statement that students had followed directions and that there was no need for police presence despite the guest speakers being escorted out. 

'Fortunately, that assistance was not needed and the event went forward until its conclusion,' Yale Law said. 

Officials added that the administration is 'nonetheless in serious conversation with students about our free speech policies, expectations, and norms.' 

They issued the mealy-mouthed statement after nearly 120 Yale Law students were filmed yelling at Kristen Waggoner, a conservative Christian of the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) nonprofit during a debate with a liberal humanist about freedom of speech last Thursday. 

The protesters berated the speaker, chanting 'protect trans kids' and 'shame, shame' throughout the law school building after police officers escorted Waggoner and her debate opponent out of the building.