Campus rape bill draws doubts over accountability

April 29, 2016

“The bill does so little to advance the cause of fundamental fairness that it’s really difficult to see how anyone could characterize this bill as advancing due process”…“Adjudicating a federal crime should not be occurring on college campuses, where rules of evidence, an oath to be truthful, subpoena power, the right to take the 5th, and the presumption of innocence does not exist”…“We have had many accused men in extensive therapy or hospitalized for suicidal behavior, and know of at least two suicides in the U.S.” Quotes from FIRE SOS FACE

washingtontimes.com By Bradford Richardson