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FALSE ACCUSATION Terminates Black Male’s Financial Aid, Education, Career in NFL. He’s Suing UMemphis.
Less than two weeks after rape charges were dismissed against Ernest Suttles, lawyers representing the former Memphis football player have filed a lawsuit against University of Memphis alleging breach of contract, denial of due process and violations of Title IX. The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee, claims Suttles lost his “scholarship, reputation, job prospects and […]
DUE PROCESS, Sealed Records: Rhodes College and Expelled Students Settle TitleIX Cases
Two Title IX lawsuits against Rhodes College brought by former male students appear to have ended in settlement agreements. Both lawsuits focused on a reported sexual assault that took place in Feb. 2019. Police notified the college and it subsequently initiated a Title IX investigation. Upon completing the investigation, Rhodes convened a Sexual Misconduct Hearing Board. […]
‘CAJOLING’ Accused Male Withdraws His Title IX Case Against Penn State
The student who filed a lawsuit against the university regarding a sexual assault hearing dispute has withdrawn it. No reason was given in the notice of voluntary dismissal. John Doe the student, had cited the violation of his rights to due process and equal protection during a sexual assault disciplinary prosecution. A Title IX panel initially found […]
SETTLEMENT: GRINNELL COLLEGE Settles Anti-Male Bias Lawsuit Rather Than Face a Jury
One of the longest-running Title IX lawsuits stemming from the Obama administration’s “Dear Colleague” sexual-misconduct guidance has settled. A federal judge ruled last month that a jury would decide whether Grinnell College violated an accused male student’s Title IX rights and breached his contract by treating him differently than his female accusers. That apparently prompted the Iowa […]
THE OTHER OBERLIN College Case – Expelled John Doe Appeal Involving 100 Percent Conviction Rate
While everyone has been focused on Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College, it’s worth revisiting another lawsuit against Oberlin College. Once again, the alleged conduct of then Title IX Coordinator, now Dean of Students, Meredith Raimondo was part of the case. In John Doe v. Oberlin College, an expelled male student who had been found responsible for sexual […]
BIG WIN For Due Process. American Bar Assoc. Voted Against Affirmative Consent
The American Bar Association wanted to change the definition of consent in criminal sexual assault cases that closely mirrors the definition used by college and universities — but criticism from due process advocates blocked the move. The ABA’s House of Delegates rejected a resolution to endorse the affirmative consent standard, which holds that an encounter should be […]
“THANK YOU For Giving His Life Back” Ex-Badgers Quintez Cephus Is Cleared To Return To UW-Madison.
Former Wisconsin receiver Quintez Cephus has been cleared to return to school after a jury acquitted him of sexual assault charges. Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst has said he would welcome Cephus back. The school announced Chancellor Rebecca Blank’s decision in a statement that said the university had obtained information that wasn’t provided during a student conduct review. The statement said […]
LA COURT OF APPEALS Hears Oral Arguments in Critical Occidental Case. Uncertain Outcome.
In the early stages of the campus due process crisis, three cases in particular generated national attention—due to a combination of outrageous facts and a member of the national media choosing to examine the case in greater detail. One was Amherst, another was the University of Michigan, and the third case was Occidental, subject of […]
COULD FEDERAL COURT Ruling Push How Colleges Handle Sexual Assault to US Supreme Court?
A split in two federal appeals courts opinions could set up a court challenge at the highest level and give clarity on due process in campus sexual violence cases. A federal appeals court found that a former University of Massachusetts at Amherst student accused of assaulting and harassing his girlfriend was deprived of due process rights when […]
HOW HUNDREDS of Title IX Campus #MeToo Punishments Could Get Tossed
Accused men everywhere are suing over due process. “If you’re found responsible for sexual misconduct at a university in America, your future is arguably over,” said one attorney. A Michigan State undergrad accused of sexual assault. A Cal grad student who says he was denied due process. The Maryland baseball players accused of rape. A Baylor professor who […]
FORMER U of MEMPHIS Football Player Sues University Over His Endless Suspension After Sexual Assault Charges Were Dropped
A former University of Memphis defensive lineman is suing his university after he was suspended over a sexual assault accusation that was eventually dropped by local police. The football player was accused of sexually assaulting a female student in 2017. He was arrested just before the school was to play the Naval Academy’s football team. The […]
SUSPENDED MALE SUES Washington & Lee For Anti-Male Bias. Denied Readmission
Washington and Lee University denies it is discriminating against a former male student, who was suspended in 2017 for non-consensual sexual penetration of a female student, according to filings in a federal lawsuit. The university moved to dismiss the lawsuit on July 15. The male student filed suit in April in the U.S. District Court in Lynchburg, […]
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IT IS TIME PEOPLE. If You Care, You Will Act. Make Your Title IX Comments Count.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. The Department of Education’s recently proposed regulations require schools to address sexual harassment while ensuring due process for the accused. TAKE A QUICK LOOK at the Proposal (you don’t have to read all of it unless you want to, but get a sense of what the proposed regulations say) READ the Department of […]
BIG HUGE WIN for Male. CA Supreme Court Upholds Cross-Examination. Court Denies Claremont McKenna’s Request for Review.
The California Supreme Court has ruled against the Los Angeles private college Claremont McKenna by upholding the unanimous female ruling by California Court of Appeals in favor of John Doe. On 8/8/18 the CA Court of Appeals found that Claremont McKenna College’s process was devoid of any opportunity to evaluate the credibility of the accuser who […]
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HE USED TITLE IX As A Weapon Of Lies: Gay Prof. Invents Accusation Against Married Lesbian Professors For ‘Dream Job’
What do you do when ASU Professor Sarah Viren is about to land your dream job teaching creative writing at the University of Michigan? If you’re a gay Professor living in Texas, (the villain of a terrific, horrifying story in the New York Times) you file a series of anonymous, false sexual misconduct allegations against […]
SYRACUSE RULING: Major Victory For Accused Seeking To Challenge Bad Disciplinary Policies
Syracuse University plausibly employed a “result-driven” process in a sexual misconduct proceeding to find a male student guilty, a federal judge ruled last month, denying the university’s motion to dismiss the expelled student’s lawsuit. John Doe alleged that Syracuse violated Title IX and the New York constitution’s due process clause, and committed breach of contract, negligence […]