Sexual Assault

Read: 9 Ways to Prove Sexual Assault Without Physical Evidence

9 Ways to Prove Sexual Assault Without Physical Evidence

Investigators don’t always need forensic evidence to prove a sexual assault occurred.

Read: How Will the New Title IX Regulations Impact Sports?

How Will the New Title IX Regulations Impact Sports?

In part, the new Title IX regulations will prevent schools from suspending athletes accused of sexual misconduct while officials investigate complaints against them.

Read: DOJ to Pay Larry Nassar Assault Victims $100 Million

DOJ to Pay Larry Nassar Assault Victims $100 Million

If finalized, the total amount of liability payouts to Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse victims will be nearly $1 billion.

Read: 70% of School Shooters Perpetuated Violence Against Women, Lehigh Study Finds

70% of School Shooters Perpetuated Violence Against Women, Lehigh Study Finds

The Lehigh University study analyzed the profiles of 59 boys and men who carried out school shootings between 1966 and 2018.

Read: New Indiana Law Requires Colleges to Publish Hazing Incident Details

New Indiana Law Requires Colleges to Publish Hazing Incident Details

Hazing incident information will need to be posted online and include when the incident happened, the investigation’s findings, and more.

Read: Liberty University to Pay Record $14 Million Fine for Violating Clery Act

Liberty University to Pay Record $14 Million Fine for Violating Clery Act

The U.S. Department of Education’s 102-page letter listed numerous ways the university violated the Clery Act and harmed sexual assault victims.

Read: Ypsilanti: Eastern Michigan Settles Title IX Lawsuit for $6.85 Million

Ypsilanti: Eastern Michigan Settles Title IX Lawsuit for $6.85 Million

The lawsuit claimed at least three former male students committed off-campus rapes between 2015 and 2019 and the school covered them up.

Read: Justice Department Announces Plan to Administer Grant Funding Opportunities for FY 2024 to Strengthen Community Safety

Justice Department Announces Plan to Administer Grant Funding Opportunities for FY 2024 to Strengthen Community Safety

DOJ is inviting organizations, agencies, institutions, and nonprofits to apply for funding from more than 200 grant programs.

Read: Request for Information on Sexual Violence at Educational Institutions

Request for Information on Sexual Violence at Educational Institutions

Feedback on how to prevent sexual violence is to be submitted via the Federal eRulemaking Portal by March 11.

Read: Family of Kristin Smart Sues Cal Poly for Negligence, Wrongful Death

Family of Kristin Smart Sues Cal Poly for Negligence, Wrongful Death

The lawsuit claims Cal Poly police waited four days to investigate Smart’s disappearance and 16 days to inspect a suspect’s dorm room.

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