First Circuit Splits from Sixth Circuit, Dept. of Ed. on Title IX Due Process
The Sixth Circuit ruled having a neutral party interview the complainant and respondent in a Title IX matter met constitutional due process principles.
The Sixth Circuit ruled having a neutral party interview the complainant and respondent in a Title IX matter met constitutional due process principles.
Detective Mark Wynn explains the positive strides law enforcement has taken when dealing with domestic violence and the areas that still need work.
Governor Wolf launched It’s On Us PA, the nation’s first statewide campaign to address the crisis of sexual assault on campuses.
The Virginia school district was sanctioned for destroying or neglecting to preserve important documents relevant to a sexual misconduct case.
The Title IX report investigated the alleged assault of a former female MSU student in 2015 by three former MSU basketball players.
The court found evidence that law firm Pepper Hamilton ignored a subpoena to produce records from the lawsuit against Baylor University.
Bryan Franke of 2C Solutions discusses how technology-based evidence can be used to turn around a sexual violence investigation.
The school admitted that the allegations, which were made by a student, were not the first accusations of inappropriate behavior against the professor.
Colleges are demanding that courts release the names of sexual assault victims to the public because they claim anonymity hurts their defense.
The ruling further clarifies how universities should act during the disciplinary process for sexual assault cases on campus.
Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
Learn how tools like mass notification systems coupled with the right emergency communication plan can help your organization achieve the speed and reach it needs to keep everyone safe and informed.
