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Feb 27, 2019

'For 18 months, I had been accused of crimes I did not commit': Former Duquesne University b

Nick Washington had just started living his dream -- an academic scholarship and a spot on the Duquesne University basketball team. Two weeks after arriving on campus, he was off the team and charged with rape. Two years later, the charge was dropped. Now, Washington is telling his side of the story and what he says happened in his dorm room that night. "I was crushed emotionally, disappointed, embarrassed," he says. Washington is now 21. His life recently has been very diffe

Feb 26, 2019

Male Student Settles With University After Being Punished For Being Too Drunk To Consent To Sex

A male college student was incapacitated due to alcohol one night after a party when a female student engaged him in sexual activity. Even though the university knew the male student was too drunk to consent (based on the school’s own policies) it still suspended him after the female student claimed she was sexually assaulted. The school recently settled with the male student. The case led to perhaps one of the most important court decisions regarding cases of campus sexual a

Feb 25, 2019

NCFM Lawsuit Win as reported by NPR: Judge Rules Male-Only Draft Violates Constitution

Requiring only men to register for the draft is unconstitutional, a federal judge has ruled. The Military Selective Service Act, or MSSA, states that men in the U.S. aged 18 through 25 must register in case the country needs a military draft. Women face no such requirement. On Friday, a federal judge in Texas ruled that a males-only draft violates the equal protection provisions in the U.S. Constitution. While historical restrictions on women in the military may have justifie

Feb 22, 2019

356 days: How long Department of Education has sat on anti-male bias complaint against UNC System

No update since December Nearly a year after filing a federal complaint alleging anti-male bias in sexual misconduct investigations across the University of North Carolina System, a “men’s human rights organization” is still waiting for official action. The National Coalition for Men Carolinas filed the complaint in early March with the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights. It alleges widespread deprivation of due process and mistreatment of male students and emp

Feb 21, 2019

City of Charleston pays $85K to settle false arrest suit

City of Charleston officials say they have reached a settlement with a former College of Charleston student who was falsely accused of sexual assault. According to court documents, the city paid $85,000 to settle the false arrest suit against Charleston Police that alleged officers failed to thoroughly investigate claims of a sexual assault in 2014. The man was arrested in March of that year after a woman accused him of date rape. Court documents state the woman told friends

Feb 20, 2019

Accused College Students Deserve the Presumption of Innocence

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos believes that college students accused of sexual misconduct in Title IX cases are owed a presumption of innocence, or non-responsibility, in keeping with a bedrock principle of Western justice. Attorneys general from 18 states and the District of Columbia disagree. In a formal letter, these senior law-enforcement officials, who must overcome the presumption of innocence in their criminal prosecutions, asserted that the presumption of non-res

Feb 14, 2019

Ruling affirming the rights of students accused of sexual misconduct roils California colleges

Colleges and universities across California are scrambling to revise the way they handle sexual misconduct cases after a state appellate court ruled that “fundamental fairness” requires that accused students have a right to a hearing and to cross-examine their accusers. The decision last month came in a USC case but applies to all California public and private colleges, and prompted many to immediately halt Title IX investigations while they reshape their procedures. Californ

Feb 12, 2019

Op-Ed: Don’t forget due process in student sexual assault, harassment cases

As an attorney representing students and faculty involved in Title IX misconduct investigations throughout the State of New Jersey, I respectfully disagree with the recent statements made by New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal and Secretary of Higher Education Zakiya Smith Ellis in their opposition to proposed rule changes over how schools should handle sexual assault and harassment complaints from students. The Attorney General should be especially concerned with the i

Feb 12, 2019

Higher education discriminates against men, but Title IX complaints may change that

Higher education has a gender problem: With a surplus of women and a shortage of male students, colleges are becoming more and more gender unbalanced. Higher education has a gender problem: With a surplus of women and a shortage of male students, colleges are becoming more and more gender unbalanced. The more farsighted among university administrators are starting to worry that this will turn universities into a pink-collar ghetto, places that the public thinks of as finishin

Feb 11, 2019

The Campus Rape Culture That Never Was

A college male meets a college female, they get along well, and the male attempts to kiss the female. She pushes him away, saying it is too soon. This followed role expectations: boys took the initiative in sexual contact; girls complied or resisted, as they wished. A few days later they have sex, but his first attempt to kiss the woman would be regarded by some feminist observers as “sexual assault.” Some would likely deem it “attempted rape.” Acts of initiative and consent

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