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Mar 31, 2017

Student accused by ‘Mattress Girl’ loses in court again

A former Columbia University student who is suing his alma mater for failing to stop his accuser from publicly harassing him has lost in court a second time. For the second time, a judge has dismissed Paul Nungesser’s lawsuit against his university. This time the complaint was dismissed “with prejudice,” meaning the former Columbia student can’t make any more appeals. Nungesser and his attorneys filed their original complaint in April 2015 but amended it in July of that year

Mar 29, 2017

THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS IS STILL OUT OF CONTROL

As it left office last year, Barack Obama’s administration made one final move in its crusade against campus due process: it requested a massive increase—$30.7 million, or 28.7 percent—in funding for the Office for Civil Rights (OCR). The previous year, at a time when discretionary federal spending was barely rising, the office had received a 7 percent increase. The Trump “skinny budget” contained an overall cut for the Department of Education, but included no specifics about

Mar 28, 2017

American College of Trial Lawyers on campus sexual assault investigations: ‘Under the current system

The American College of Trial Lawyers has released a new report criticizing the way claims of sexual misconduct are currently investigated and adjudicated on college campuses nationwide. They argue that the procedures used by these institutions lack basic fairness for the accused. ACTL, an organization that “seeks to improve the standards of trial practice, professionalism, ethics, and the administration of justice” and selects only members who have demonstrated “the very hig

Mar 26, 2017

Everything You Think You Know About Campus Sexual Assault Is Wrong: A Review Of The Campus Rape Fren

The most terrifying book you will read this year isn’t written by Stephen King. It’s written by a lawyer and a history professor, and it will blow your hair back. The book is The Campus Rape Frenzy: The Attack on Due Process at America’s Universities, by KC Johnson and Stuart Taylor, Jr. I cannot recommend it highly enough. By way of background, my firm does a lot of work in this area. At this point, we’ve represented students accused of campus misconduct at more than 60 coll

Mar 23, 2017

Teen who ran into church nearly naked admits gang rape claims were a hoax

A white Texas teen who ran into a church earlier this month — wearing no pants and claiming to have been abducted and gang raped by three black men — has admitted to staging the entire thing. Breana Harmon Talbott, 18, was arrested Wednesday and charged with making a false report after confessing that the March 8 crime was a hoax, according to the Dallas Morning News. Police in the town of Denison, near the Oklahoma border, told the newspaper she admitted Tuesday that her wou

Mar 23, 2017

Op-Ed: The Hidden Perils of Affirmative Consent Policies

As Harvard alums who have represented dozens of students involved in sexual misconduct accusations on campuses nationwide, we read with concern the March 10 Crimson article revealing that Harvard College may adopt an affirmative consent policy in sexual misconduct cases. This would be a grave mistake. The main problem with affirmative consent policies is that they don't match how people have sex in the real world, including on college campuses. They are a classic example of p

Mar 23, 2017

Minnesota exonerates three players in sexual assault scandal

University of Minnesota provost Karen Hanson upheld the punishments of two football players for their role in the school's sexual assault scandal while clearing three others of wrongdoing on Monday. After hearing their appeals, Hanson ruled that defensive back KiAnte Hardin's expulsion and running back Carlton Djam's one-year suspension were suitable punishments. Meanwhile, she removed the one-year suspensions for defensive back Antoine Winfield Jr., running back Kobe McCrary

Mar 21, 2017

Professor accused of rape after he won lawsuit against his ex beats charges, sues for defamation

Anti-rape activists sometimes say that victims don’t make allegations against their abusers for months or years because they are still processing the events or fear they won’t be believed. But sometimes there’s a clear chain of events that suggests a long-delayed allegation should be taken with a ton of salt. That seems to be the case for accusations against University of Minnesota Law Prof. Francesco Parisi, a longtime “nominator” for the Nobel Prize in economics, who spent

Mar 21, 2017

Ex-UMD student challenges officials’ motion to dismiss a $5 million sexual assault lawsuit

A former University of Maryland student opposed a motion from campus administrators to dismiss his complaint in a federal lawsuit seeking $5 million. Documents filed Monday night responded to the Feb. 3 motion from officials including university President Wallace Loh, Title IX Coordinator Catherine Carroll and Student Conduct Director Andrea Goodwin, among others. The documents also request a hearing on this motion. The defendants, excluding Keira Martone — the assistant dire

Mar 20, 2017

Lawsuit: Father fired after defending disabled son from campus kangaroo court

When Tom Rossley was a teenager deciding which university to attend, he looked for a school that would take him away from home without being more expensive than the in-state tuition he would pay in Connecticut. Rossley, who grew up with three siblings in an 1,100-square-foot house with one bathroom outside of Hartford, Conn., settled on Drake University in Iowa, because it allowed him to do just that. “I was the guy who went there and for two years I cleaned toilets in the st

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