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Sep 30, 2017

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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on September 22 formally rescinded the Obama administration’s commands that universities use unfair rules in sexual-misconduct investigations—rules that had the effect of finding more students guilty of sexual assault. And she appears also to be preparing for far more forceful due-process protections down the road. Those follow-on regulations could require schools to presume that accused students are innocent unless proven guilty, to allow rigo

Sep 30, 2017

College Students Should Celebrate Betsy DeVos Announcement

Last week Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ announced that the Department of Education is withdrawing guidance previously issued under the Obama administration, specifically the Dear Colleague Letter on Sexual Violence, issued by the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at the U.S. Department of Education, dated April 4, 2011 and OCR’s Questions and Answers on Title IX and Sexual Violence dated April 29, 2014. To say that college students all across the country should be enthusiastic

Sep 30, 2017

Inside the Legal Labyrinth of a Campus Rape Case

The music was thumping at the sprawling brick fraternity house as the Valentine’s Eve bash stretched into the wee Sunday hours in Chapel Hill. Students danced on a makeshift living-room dance floor while chugging beer from plastic cups. University of North Carolina football player Allen Artis hit it off with Delaney Robinson after being introduced by a teammate. As the party wound down, the two students kissed outside -- not in farewell, but as a prelude. They left together.

Sep 29, 2017

Campuses Cautious As They Adjust To New Sexual Assault Guidelines

New federal guidelines for handling allegations of sexual assault are prompting a range of reactions from school administrators. While many are expressing concerns and vowing to maintain current policy, others are breathing a sigh of relief or scratching their heads in confusion. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos officially rescinded Obama-era rules last week, replacing them with interim guidelines, until new permanent rules can be implemented. The Department of Education's new

Sep 28, 2017

Poll: Americans Still Believe In ‘Innocent Until Proven Guilty,’ Even For College Students

It’s easy for supporters of victims’ rights to dismiss any protections for those accused of sexual assault. Just look at the hysterical reactions to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s latest actions on the topic: yesterday, a coalition of groups, including the National Women’s Law Center, sent a letter to Devos claiming that her decision was an “attack on survivor rights.” It’s frightening that legal minds and educated people see the inclusion of due process rights as “an atta

Sep 27, 2017

DeVos: New Sex Assault Policies 'Give Due Process Back to College Students'

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said her new directives involving sexual assault policies on campus are a way to return due process to both the defendant and the victim. Martha MacCallum reported that DeVos' moves will reverse Obama-era policies that often resulted in "those who were innocent [having] no fair forum from which to launch their defense." One parent of an accused male said that her 18-year old couldn't have a lawyer in any of the hearings, in violation of his Fif

Sep 26, 2017

Duke, UNC no longer compliant with new federal campus sex-misconduct ‘guidance’

The Trump administration’s view of how universities should handle sexual-misconduct inquiries sets up a quandary for Duke University and UNC Chapel Hill, as neither presently comply with one of the key tenets of the new “guidance” the U.S. Department of Education issued on Friday. On its face, the document appeared to give universities a choice when it comes to setting the standard of proof officials should use when weighing an accused student’s guilt or innocence on a miscon

Sep 26, 2017

Op-Ed: DeVos is a defender of due process

On April 4, 2011, the Office of Civil Rights, under the Obama administration, released a letter called the “Dear Colleague” letter. It was sent to over 7,000 universities receiving federal funding (including NC State) and stated, in short, that universities needed to address the concern of on-campus sexual assault by adhering to a list of guidelines in order to keep receiving federal grants. On Friday, Betsy DeVos, secretary of education for the Trump administration, announce

Sep 26, 2017

Everyone is Innocent Until Proven Guilty, Except College Students

When it comes to defending themselves against accusations, college students are fighting an uphill battle. Today, students accused of misconduct are often subjected to long and invasive investigation processes without the right to legal representation, to question witnesses, or to be presumed innocent until proven guilty—all basic due process procedures to which every student should be entitled. These abuses of due process have been fostered by the Title IX adjudication polic

Sep 26, 2017

Op-Ed: Public university students accused of sex assault must get some chance to confront accusers (

From today’s Sixth Circuit decision in Doe v. University of Cincinnati: University of Cincinnati students John Doe and Jane Roe [pseudonyms] engaged in sex at John Doe’s apartment. John contends that the sex was consensual; Jane claims it was not. No physical evidence supports either student’s version. After considerable delay, defendant University of Cincinnati (“UC”) held a disciplinary hearing on Jane Roe’s sexual assault charges against graduate student John Doe. Despite

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