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Aug 31, 2017

Law office opens in Boston exclusively defending students wrongly accused of sexual assault

Attorney: “I challenge anyone to be a part of these disciplinary hearings from the beginning and not say to yourself once a week, ‘My God, are they really doing this? Does anybody read the Constitution?'” The luxury boutiques, specialty stores and eclectic dining of Boston’s Newbury Street have long attracted the throngs of the college students who call the region home. But many of the students enrolled in the area’s 35 colleges now have a new reason to swing by—a law office

Aug 30, 2017

Newly hired dean was chastised by judge for hiding evidence from accused in Title IX case

Ignored his accuser’s retraction, led a ‘nonsensical’ investigation Pitzer College is a member of the Claremont Colleges, a consortium of five elite private schools in Southern California that is struggling to mollify racial-grievance activists. It may have a new fire to put out when those activists learn the background of its new dean of students, who is also a Title IX coordinator. The Claremont Independent uncovered a March court order that found Sandra Vasquez hid “materi

Aug 26, 2017

Op-Ed by NCFMC: Back to school -- and to kangaroo Title IX courts

This month, thousands of college students are heading back to school excitedly looking forward to their Fall semester. For many, this will be a time to meet new people, establish lifelong friendships, and embrace college life to its fullest. But we wonder how many will be ensnared and destroyed by biased Title IX sexual misconduct hearings occurring on campuses across the country. Higher education faces many challenges today, and the issue of how to handle sexual misconduct o

Aug 25, 2017

Sex assault charges dropped against Davidson College baseball player

All charges against a former Davidson College baseball player have been dropped, the student's attorney told Channel 9 Friday. On Jan. 15, Davidson police said a 20-year-old female student reported being sexually assaulted by someone she knew, 20-year-old George "Ward" Coleman. Coleman was arrested and charged with sexual battery on campus. Those charges have since been dropped due to lack of evidence, court documents said. "My client did not assault the accuser in any way,"

Aug 25, 2017

How I Survived the Title IX Star Chamber

In recent years higher education has been roiled by new challenges. We hear constantly about threats to free speech, typically originating from students protesting right-leaning (or putatively right-leaning) speakers or professors. Fanned by conservative pundits, altercations at Evergreen, Middlebury, and other schools have consumed the lion’s share of media attention. Yet something equally corrosive to higher education has flown under the radar: the wanton abuse of Title IX

Aug 25, 2017

Obama’s bureaucrats are still running the Title IX show in Trump administration

Has anyone given them ‘a direct order’ to ditch Obama’s approach? Even with a new administration that has promised a more streamlined approach to Title IX investigations and more fairness in campus sexual-assault proceedings, the Department of Education still acts like it answers to President Obama. Its Office for Civil Rights, which would lose a substantial chunk of its employees under its own recent budget request, has resolved sexual assault investigations at a record pace

Aug 25, 2017

Feminist Law Professors Stand Against Title IX Abuse

Perhaps Title IX started as a good thing, but under the Obama administration, it was broken. Title IX has been used to destroy the lives of numerous men based on allegations of sexual assault with zero evidence or even contradicting evidence. At least one man killed himself, reportedly unable to deal with being labeled as a sexual predator. However, for those who have been fighting against the stupidity, a surprising ally just emerged. The College Fix reports: Four self-ident

Aug 24, 2017

Lawsuit filed by former student against Liberty University moves forward

A U.S. district court judge has ruled former Liberty University football player Cameron Jackson can move forward with seven of the 18 claims in his lawsuit filed against the school and other defendants. “Liberty is pleased with the court’s decision to dismiss all but one of the claims it asked to be dismissed,” LU General Counsel David Corry wrote to The News & Advance via email. Jackson filed suit April 14, 2017, against Liberty, five employees and a former LU student athlet

Aug 24, 2017

Judge Hammers Penn State a Second Time For Its Treatment of Students Under Title IX

Since the federal government began its assault on campus due process in April 2011, hundreds of students accused of sexual misconduct on campus have filed lawsuits alleging they were denied a fair shake in their universities' adjudication of those claims. One university—Penn State—has now been rebuked twice by the same judge for its shoddy treatment of students accused of sexual misconduct. In a ruling issued just last week by Judge Matthew Brann, an Obama appointee, Brann in

Aug 21, 2017

Sanctions Halted for PSU Student Accused of Sexual Misconduct

A Penn State University pre-med student accused of forcible sexual contact with another student has successfully had school sanctions prohibiting him from registering for new classes lifted. U.S. District Judge Matthew W. Brann of the Middle District of Pennsylvania granted an injunction for the John Doe plaintiff, who was accused of digitally penetrating a fellow student, referred to in court papers as Jane Roe, against her will. Roe had reported the incident to school offic

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