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Aug 16, 2020

The Trump Administration’s New Regulations On Campus Sexual Assault Have Just Taken Effect. What Wil

One of President Obama’s most controversial decisions as president was to drastically change the way its Office of Civil Rights (“OCR”) handled allegations of sexual assault on college campuses. It issued guidance letters that discouraged colleges from granting accused students a hearing before punishing or expelling them and required colleges to lower the level of proof required to punish or expel accused students. The OCR also aggressively investigated colleges for possible

Aug 14, 2020

How Men’s Rights Groups Helped Rewrite Regulations on Campus Rape

NCFMC Note: The following article clearly is aimed at discrediting Men's Rights groups concerted efforts in securing fair and equitable application of due process for college students. We are publishing this as a badge of honor as it rightfully recognizes NCFMC's advocacy efforts to end harmful gender-based discrimination in Education. In July 2017, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos held a summit on Title IX, the 1972 federal statute that bans discrimination on the basis of

Aug 14, 2020

Trump admin. officially reverses Obama-era Title IX rules

The Department of Education’s new Title IX rules officially took effect Friday, about two months after the department made its long-awaited announcement. The changes took effect nationwide just days after a federal court blocked several states' attempts to block them, as Campus Reform previously reported. “Today’s ruling on our #TitleIX rule out of the Southern District of New York is a true victory for students,” Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos tweeted. “So pleased to see

Aug 13, 2020

Federal Judge Declines to Block New Title IX Sexual Assault Rules

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that new Title IX regulations relating to sexual assaults on college campuses need to be adjudicated in court but can remain in place before trial. That rule, which goes into effect Friday, will change what actions are defined as sexual assaults on college campuses. If a complainant reports conduct that doesn’t satisfy the rule’s definition, a university cannot treat that claim as a formal report and cannot launch a Title IX investigation into

Aug 13, 2020

New Title IX regulations give more rights to those accused of sexual assault

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' new Title IX rule moves forward and will take effect Friday, Aug. 14 after a federal judged refused a multi-state effort to strike it down. Attorneys general in 17 states and the District of Columbia brought the lawsuit challenging DeVos’ policy change mandating how schools respond to reports of sexual misconduct. "Every survivor of sexual misconduct must be taken seriously. Every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is no

Aug 12, 2020

Op-Ed: DeVos’s Sexual-Assault Rule Prevails

One of the stakes in November’s election is the fate of the Trump Administration’s due-process reforms for campus sexual-assault cases. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s new rule goes into effect Friday, and this week it passed its first legal tests. New York Attorney General Letitia James sued to stop the rule and sought a preliminary injunction. Federal Judge John Koeltl, a Bill Clinton appointee, denied the injunction this week on grounds that the department had followed p

Aug 6, 2020

University releases 15 sexual assault records following four-year lawsuit

Editor’s note: We’ve received several questions about why we chose to name some of the individuals found responsible and not others. We published Jalek Felton’s name because we consider him a public figure due to his involvement with UNC Basketball, and we did our due diligence by getting in touch with his lawyer prior to publication. We can’t promise that we will not publish any additional names. But we can promise that we will continue to reach out to these individuals prio

Aug 1, 2020

To cripple the abusive campus 'sex bureaucracy,' rein in the Title IX coordinators

If you want to entrench a government policy, make sure someone’s job depends on enforcing it. Even if that person isn’t a true believer in the program initially, she will be by the time her first paycheck arrives — and increasingly after that. That’s certainly the case with the education system’s Title IX coordinators, who are charged with overseeing schools’ compliance with federal sex discrimination statutes and questionable regulatory dictates. What do Title IX coordinator

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