Not guilty verdict for ex-College of Charleston student brings more scrutiny to sex assault probes
Nearly four years ago, Paul Heyward Robinson was accused of sexually assaulting a fellow College of Charleston student after a night of drinking. He was arrested, labeled a rapist and thrown out of the school. But it took a jury about 28 minutes to acquit Robinson recently; the Columbia-area resident was cleared of criminal wrongdoing. The damage was done, he said. He will never go back to the college. In his lawyers' eyes, his case illustrates how an intense nationwide focus
