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Master Outcomes List of Federal Lawsuits filed by Student Plaintiffs

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A Federal Court Takes on Title IX (7/24/19)

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Title IX policies have ‘anti-male bias’ and treat students accused of sexual assault unfairly, lawsuit alleges (7/23/19)

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Male Student Receives $725,000 From Michigan State After Sex Assault Allegations, Accuser Receives $475,000 (7/13/19)

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7th Circuit Court Reminds Purdue, Other Colleges That Due Process Matters (7/9/19)

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Doe v PURDUE ruling (6/28/19)

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Court ruling opens new avenue for lawsuits from students accused of sexual assault (6/5/19)

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Federal Court Ruling May Give New Relief for University Students Accused of Sexual Misconduct (5/28/19)

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Doe v NORTHERN MICHIGAN ruling (5/28/19)

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Appeals court blasts USC for indifference to evidence that could exonerate accused student (12/12/18)

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Doe v UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ruling (12/11/18)

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Appeals court smacks down UCSB for hiding accuser’s hallucinatory prescription from accused (10/12/18)

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Judge: Penn State’s ban on cross-examination in rape cases ‘raises constitutional concerns’ (9/10/18)

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US Court of Appeals rules University must allow cross-examination in sexual assault cases (9/7/18)

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Doe v UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ruling (9/7/18)

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Another appeals court agrees: Accusers must be cross-examined in campus rape cases (8/13/18)

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Doe v CLAREMONT MCKENNA COLLEGE ruling (8/8/18)

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Cross-examination required in campus rape investigations, federal appeals court rules (9/26/17)

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Doe v UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI ruling (9/25/17)

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Appeals court reinstates reverse discrimination case against Columbia by student accused of rape (7/29/16)

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Bisexual student accused of rape gets $125,000 from Georgia Tech to drop lawsuit (7/27/16)

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Vindication for student athlete accused of rape: six-figure settlement with university (2/18/16)

ASU paid $100K to settle with former athlete (1/6/16)

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Judge rules former UTC wrestler accused of rape shouldn't have been expelled (8/12/15)

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DOE vs. REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO; a win for due process rights for student accused of sexual assault (7/10/15)