WINS in Ohio! Judge Orders DoED to Meet w Male & Grants Motion to Reconsider
Last month attorney Eric Rosenberg and his client, received welcomed news from Judge Susan J. Dlott, regarding two court filings. In one filing, ‘Plaintiff Tyler Gischel alleges gender discrimination against the University of Cincinnati and UC officials after he was expelled from UC as a sanction for being found responsible for the sexual assault of a female student. And in the second filing, Plaintiff argues that the Sixth Circuit’s recent decision in Doe v. Miami University,—released after the Court issued the Amended Dismissal Order—warrants reconsideration of the Court’s decision to dismiss his Title IX selective enforcement, equal protection, and substantive due process claims… Gischel’s legal case against U of Cincinnati is steadily working through the courts and slowly advancing the cause for falsely accused students.
Gischel asserts that UC was biased against him in the disciplinary proceedings due to pressure from the Office of Civil Rights to provide preferential treatment in favor of female students who accuse male students of sexual misconduct. The judge ordered DoED and Gischel to meet. Read the order granting motion to compel denying motion to quash
With regards to plaintiff’s motion to reconsider Judge Dlott ruled: ‘For the foregoing reasons, the Motion to Reconsider the Amended Dismissal Order is GRANTED IN PART and DENIED IN PART. It is granted insofar as the Court will not dismiss the Title IX selective enforcement claim against UC nor the equal protection claims against Defendants Jyl Shaffer, David Cummins, and William Richey in their official and personal capacities. It is denied in all other respects. Order Granting in Part and Denying in Part Motion to Reconsider
