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GREAT NEWS. TulaneU Will Stop Financially Discriminating Against Male Students
In a rare federal win for male students, Tulane University has made an agreement with the federal government to stop discriminating against men by offering female-only scholarships and financial aid. OCR launched an investigation into Tulane University in August amid concerns that six of the school’s scholarships violated Title IX, the 1972 law that prohibits […]
CHANGES to Title IX Rules Will Restore Balance to Every College Student of Every Sex
Women have nothing to fear from the Title IX proposed changes by DeVos’s Dept. of Education. On the contrary, it is a fair process and they stand to gain a lot. The changes to Title IX enforcement are completely common sense, restoring some semblance of justice to the kangaroo court “trials” that have been taking place […]
A Father’s Story: How the Lack of Due Process can Impact a Young Man’s Life
This story was written by the parent of a wrongly accused student. The names have been changed to protect their identities…Michael grew up in a NJ middle-class family. Although his parents separated when he was very young, both parents spent considerable time together as a family, with Michael and his older sister, Christina, attending as […]
GOOD! JUDGE ORDERS SouthernMiss President to ‘Immediately’ Reinstate Male. He Never X-Examined Accuser.
“Only in rare instances is the issuance of this type of injunction proper … In its discretion, based on the totality of the circumstances of this case, the Court finds this is one of those rare instances.”A federal judge took the unusual step of banning a university from suspending a student accused of sexual assault, […]
FIGHTING COLLEGE Kangaroo Courts. #HeToo. Accused Fight Back in Court and Often Win
John Doe and Jane Roe met, danced and drank. Then went to John’s room, and had sex. Two days later, Jane filed a sexual misconduct charge against John, saying she was too drunk to consent. John disagreed. After several months of investigation, the University of Michigan found for Jane. John was forced to withdraw from the university, […]
DUE PROCESS WIN. CA Court of Appeal Publishes Significant Decision. John Doe v. Claremont McKenna
Recently, a California Court of Appeal published a significant decision, John Doe v. Claremont McKenna College, addressing student discipline arising from an allegation of sexual assault. The ruling is notable because the judges cited a precedent from the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which is not binding on California state courts, that concerned a public university, […]
PLANNED Parenthood Pushes Debunked ‘1 in 5’ Stat to Crush Trump Campus Sex Assault Policy
Planned Parenthood is dusting off an already debunked statistic to urge opposition to the Trump administration’s proposed campus sex misconduct rule that emphasizes both the seriousness of sexual assault and due process for those accused of misconduct. However, the “1 in 5” statistic – spread widely by the Obama administration through its Centers for Disease […]
LIKELY NARROW University Victory in First Circuit Due Process Case
In a frustrating oral argument this morning before the First Circuit, Judges Bruce Selya and William Kayatta suggested that a UMass undergraduate had forfeited his right to bring a due process claim because he hadn’t protested at the time that the university had denied him the right to cross-examination. The case is a factually odd […]
YALE Male Found Not Guilty In Court Of Sex Assault. Yale Still Expelled Him.
Saifullah Khan, an immigrant who grew up in an Afghanistan refugee camp, won a full scholarship to Yale University. He would later be accused of sexually assaulting a female classmate in 2015 — an accusation that, in a rarity for campus accusations, actually resulted in a criminal trial. During that criminal trial, Khan was found not […]
Ed. Secretary DeVos’s New Rules for TIX & Sex Assault will Restore Fairness Across the Board
Following the confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, the Senate Judiciary Committee referred several of his accusers to the Justice Department for lying to Congress, reminding us that the importance of taking accusations of sexual assault seriously must be balanced with a presumption of innocence for the accused. It is precisely that balance that the U.S. Department of Education was aiming for when it recently proposed rules, under its Title IX authority, governing how institutions […]
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DUE PROCESS Can Return To College: Tell Donald Here’s How
With President-elect Donald Trump, advocates for due process have a much better chance of being heard. The Trump transition team is asking you to tell your story and voice your concerns here: https://apply.ptt.gov/yourstory/ Collectively we can tell the stories of our sons and daughters being denied due process rights when falsely accused of campus sexual assault and then unjustly […]
FALSE Accusations and Title IX Snake Charmers: What I know
I receive emails from many who are falsely accused. I am often saddened at the manipulative nature of the accusers, and shocked by the powerful Title IX gender specialists who think every female accusation is true, and treat every accused college male as a sexual deviant. The gender specialists are Title IX snake charmers hypnotizing young college girls to believe they’ve been assaulted […]
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BOSTON COLLEGE Student-Athlete Requests Jury Trial Over Suspension
The Boston College student-athlete whose initial suspension was overturned by a judge in August is now requesting a jury trial against the University. “John Doe,” is bringing a suit against the College in which he alleges that investigators erred in finding him responsible for engaging in a non-consensual sexual encounter with “Jane Roe.” The investigative report didn’t conclude that […]
RULING: Selective Enforcement & TitleIX in Harnois v. UMass at Dartmouth
Over eight years after the US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights’ [“OCR”] issued its April 4, 2011 “Dear Colleague” letter on campus sexual assaults, the torrent of lawsuits continues, filed primarily by male students who claim they were unjustly disciplined in adjudicatory processes that were prosecuted ineptly or in bad faith. As this body […]