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FINALLY HOLDING Accusers Accountable. Alabama Bill Aims To Punish False Accusations Of Rape.
In the age of #MeToo, we’re supposed to believe all women when they make accusations of a sexual nature, but as I have shown time and time and time again, that is simply not true. Even when an accusation is proven to be false, via text or video evidence, the false accuser faces little to no consequences. Certainly far fewer consequences […]
GOOD NEWS For This West Point Cadet. Facts Finally Prevailed.
Two years ago, U.S. Military Academy Cadet Jacob Whisenhunt was sentenced to 21 years in prison for allegedly raping an alleged sleeping classmate. On Monday, an appeals court threw out his conviction, citing lack of evidence to prove that the sex wasn’t consensual, given how many people were around at the time. “The defense theory was that the […]
UNIVERSITY OF Illinois Settles with Innocent Accused Male. Plus 13 Other Colleges That Have Settled.
Earlier this month University of Illinois entered into a confidential set of terms and settled with John Doe. SOS is happy for Doe, and wishes him a healthy and successful future. As stated before, colleges do settle with falsely accused males but generally settlement information is kept private and confidential. Just to remind the reader, bellow is a sampling […]
GOOD NEWS. John Doe From Yale Receives Diploma
A male student suspended from Yale for alleged Title IX sexual assault in March attended commencement ceremonies and received his diploma along with other members of the class of 2019. Following his suspension John Doe filed a suit against Yale for discriminating against him on the basis of gender. Doe has yet to reach a settlement with the University according […]
RULING: Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal of Univ. of Oregon Basketball Players
A United States appeals court in Seattle rejected an appeal by three former Oregon men’s basketball players. They claimed they were discriminated against when they were dismissed from the University of Oregon following a female rape allegation in 2014… The players sued for $10 million in 2016 ahead of the 2016 NCAA tournament. UO dismissed the players […]
HS SURVIVOR of False Accusation (Jury Ignored DNA Evidence Proving Innocence-15 yrs in Jail) is a 2019 Law Grad! His Judicial Determination of “Actual Innocence” Was in 2006.
Jeffrey Deskovic spent 15 years in prison for a rape and murder he didn’t commit. He went behind bars as a 17-year-old. In a decision that shocks the conscience, jurors ignored DNA evidence that conclusively proved Deskovic had not raped the victim, his classmate Angela Correa. Prosecutors first fingered him because he “acted excessively upset” […]
MSU RUINED Innocent Keith Mumphery’s life. He’s Training to Recover What it Stole From Him.
The story of how Houston Texans wide receiver Keith Mumphery was ousted from his job upon an old story being dredged up, and the story itself being a classic example of the failure of due process on multiple levels, was bad. Very bad… Quick reminder: MSU initially cleared Mumphery of sexual misconduct allegations by a hookup […]
FORMER MALE Athlete Expelled For Title IX Sex Complaint Sues Rhodes College
On May 29 a former student filed a Title IX lawsuit against Rhodes College. The issues central to the lawsuit, John Doe v. Rhodes College 2:19-cv-02336, are echoed in many of the Title IX cases brought against institutions of higher education across the country. John Doe and a another football player, ‘Dylan’ were ultimately expelled from Rhodes three […]
PURDUE TITLE IX Sexual Assault Lawsuit Still Awaiting 7th Circuit Decision
The campus sexual assault lawsuit brought by an unidentified male student against Purdue University, which was one of the first such cases to be heard by a federal appellate court since the U.S. Department of Education issued its “Dear Colleague” letter in 2011, is still awaiting a ruling from the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals while […]
COURT DECISION Highlights Importance of Representation for Students in Disciplinary Proceedings
Earlier this week, a Michigan federal judge held that Northern Michigan University may have breached its contract with an accused student by failing to inform him, as required by university policy, of his right to have an adviser present throughout his sexual misconduct disciplinary proceedings. The facts of the case also highlight precisely why representation, by an […]
“IT’S TITLE IX not Miranda-Use What You Can.” Susan Riseling ex-UWM Police Chief Attacks Due Process
“It’s Title IX, not Miranda,” Susan Riseling, former chief of police at the University of Wisconsin-Madison told a conference of academic administrators in 2015. “Use what you can.” Riseling was describing a case in which a Wisconsin student had been subjected to both a criminal and a Title IX complaint. The police originally didn’t have enough to […]
LAWSUIT: Not Surprising That Dartmouth Denied Claims Made by Wrongfully Expelled Male
Amid a nationwide increase in cases challenging results of college-led sexual misconduct [trauma informed] investigations, Dartmouth responded to one of their cases challenging its own disciplinary process. On April 30, the College filed its response to a lawsuit alleging that it led an “unfair” and biased investigation resulting in the wrongful expulsion of a male student […]
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ATIXA Quotes a Proven Discredited Rape Study in Their Recent Position Statement to Colleges
In 2011 a Title IX business was born by Brett Sokolow. Brett called it, The Association of Title IX Administrators, or ATIXA for short. For a hefty sum, colleges write checks to ATIXA to attend their weekend seminars, learn how to address accusations of campus sex assault, and receive support as needed. Previously, ATIXA’s training material provided procedures to ensure a finding of guilt […]
EVERY MALE Should Fear the One Sided, Female Favored ‘Start By Believing’ Campaign
The program Start by Believing was launched in 2011 under Obama’s presidency. Start by Believing describes itself as a “global campaign” with the mission of “transforming the way we respond to sexual assault.” Material issued by Start by Believing reveals a marked bias in favor of “victims,” who are overwhelmingly viewed as female. What does severe bias look […]
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BOSTON COLLEGE: Male’s Title IX Lawsuit Goes To Discovery
The lawsuit brought by a Boston College student-athlete against the University entered into discovery in U.S. District Court earlier this month. The schedule postpones the certification of any legal questions to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court until after Judge Douglas P. Woodlock makes a summary judgment on the merits of the case over the summer. Each […]
COLLEGE DUE PROCESS Issues Addressed By Oklahoma Legislation
College students facing potential expulsion would be guaranteed due-process rights comparable to those provided in a court proceeding under legislation approved by a state Senate committee. Senate Bill 1466, by Sen. Julie Daniels, creates the “Student and Administration Equality Act.” Under the legislation, any college student accused of a violation of the school’s disciplinary or […]