Split Verdict in Sexual Assault Trial of Ex-Temple University Fraternity President
The fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Pi, was suspended in April 2018 after at least three women said they were sexually assaulted at the house.
The fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Pi, was suspended in April 2018 after at least three women said they were sexually assaulted at the house.
Three students filed a lawsuit against UI for issuing a no-contact directive after a student grabbed one of the plaintiff’s phones during a campus protest.
The court ruled the officer failed to give the student clear or direct orders or to give a warning before he forced him to the ground and handcuffed him.
The Sixth Circuit ruled having a neutral party interview the complainant and respondent in a Title IX matter met constitutional due process principles.
The man also threatened to shoot attendees at Harvard’s first-ever black commencement and received 15 months in prison after pleading guilty.
The judge said he chose not to charge the teen as an adult because he came from a good family and was planning on going to college.
Students claimed their school district’s pro-transgender policy was a violation of their privacy right and regulations under Title IX.
The ruling further clarifies how universities should act during the disciplinary process for sexual assault cases on campus.
The extension will allow victims of sexual abuse more time to sue their attackers and seek damages from institutions.
The athletic director had several complaints of misconduct against him prior to kidnapping the 15-year-old student he had been sexually abusing.
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