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Jun 30, 2017

As Trump administration promises end to Title IX witch hunts, witch-hunters cry foul

When the inquisitions end, the inquisition cheer squad becomes the jeer squad. Trump administration officials in the departments of Education and Justice told a gathering of college attorneys this week that they aren’t going to search indefinitely for Title IX and other civil rights violations if the evidence isn’t there. Inside Higher Ed reports that acting Office for Civil Rights chief Candice Jackson and her Justice counterpart Thomas Wheeler told lawyers they will enforce

Jun 30, 2017

Trump Administration Signals End To Campus Star Chambers

For years, college campuses across the country have been conducting witch hunts to expel or punish men accused of sexual assault. Those may soon be coming to an end, thanks to the Trump administration. Colleges and universities have conducted these witch hunts at the order of the U.S. Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights, which during the Obama administration issued a “Dear Colleague” letter and additional guidance that all but assured students accused of sexual ass

Jun 30, 2017

Sexual-battery charges against UNC football player Allen Artis dismissed ahead of potential trial

Saying the matter had been “resolved to the satisfaction of the parties,” prosecutors on Thursday dismissed sexual-battery and assault charges against UNC-Chapel Hill football player Allen Artis. The dismissal from Orange-Chatham District Attorney Jim Woodall came six days after a court hearing that saw a judge authorize the issuance of subpoenas for evidence Artis’ lawyers thought could bear on his guilt or innocence. A couple of other motions, including one that asked Distr

Jun 29, 2017

‘A New Day at OCR’

Candice Jackson and Thomas E. Wheeler Jr. received modest applause when the head of the National Association of College and University Attorneys introduced them to the roughly 1,700 lawyers attending the group's annual meeting here Tuesday afternoon. Seventy-five minutes later, the two top Trump administration officials overseeing civil rights enforcement for higher education were treated to a warm, even grateful, ovation. That's because in between, Jackson and Wheeler told t

Jun 29, 2017

ABA task force recommends due process protections in campus sexual assault investigations

Both the accused and the accuser should have due process protections when colleges and universities resolve allegations of campus misconduct, according to a report by an ABA task force. Both parties should receive written notice before a formal investigation begins, both parties should be allowed to participate in an investigation, both parties should be allowed to review a school’s initial investigative report and to respond to the final report, and both parties should hav

Jun 29, 2017

University of Minnesota trains its police to discriminate against accused students

“Trauma-informed” investigations into sexual assault claims are the latest fad in not only campus disciplinary proceedings, but also campus police departments. University of Minnesota law enforcement is the latest to adopt a department-wide approach that assumes an accused student is guilty from the start of the investigation, also known as “victim-centric” (the default judgment is built into the very name). Minnesota Daily reports: Russell Strand held up a 100-piece puzzle b

Jun 27, 2017

College Lawyers Say Title IX Process Must Be Fair to Both Parties

Colleges are facing a lot of pressure to investigate and punish incidents of sexual assault under extensive guidance from the federal Education Department. But their responses have also made them a target of lawsuits by students challenging whether the colleges have responded adequately. To survive those lawsuits, the colleges must treat both the survivor and the accused fairly, said a panel of lawyers here at the annual meeting of the National Association of College and Univ

Jun 21, 2017

After 'Inebriated' Hook Up, Student Gets Expelled Without Due Process

For the second time this month, a California school has been rebuked in court for failing to provide due process to a student accused of sexual assault. On April 11, 2015, two students at La Sierra University (LSU)—known as John Doe and Jane Roe in John's lawsuit against the school—had a sexual encounter following a party at which they both drank alcohol and smoked marijuana. It is "undisputed" that they were both intoxicated. According to the court, Witnesses claim they saw

Jun 20, 2017

Official who led witch hunts against accused students tries to take down DeVos

Catherine Lhamon turned the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights into a lawless federal inquisitor as its chief in President Obama’s second term, ordering colleges to take away accused students’ rights or lose their federal funding. From her new perch as chair of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, she is trying to kneecap the secretary of education, whose practice of ask-first-shoot-later is deeply offensive to witch-hunter Lhamon. A majority of the commission

Jun 16, 2017

Trump’s Department of Education ends wild-goose chases against schools for sexual harassment

Under the guilty-until-proven-innocent model perfected by Catherine Lhamon as head of the Office for Civil Rights in the Department of Education, schools that were subject to one complaint might find themselves paying exorbitant costs to deal with an open-ended search for a “pattern” of misconduct. President Trump’s temporary head of OCR is scrapping that, and her Obama administration predecessor – now the head of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights – is having a fit because

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