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PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Stewart: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org 16 New York Colleges Now Listed in the Kangaroo-Court ‘Hall of Shame.’ Syracuse U. is Worst Offender. WASHINGTON / December 8, 2021 – Judges have issued 31 rulings in recent years against 16 New York state colleges and universities. These decisions reveal widespread due process deficiencies for sexual […]
New York: National Champion of Campus Kangaroo Courts SAVE November 29, 2021 Over the past decade, over 200 judicial decisions have been handed down against colleges across the country for violations of the rights of students accused of sexual misconduct. According to SAVE’s Analysis of Judicial Decisions,[1] these cases involve a broad range of due […]
Congressional Research Service Warns Against Turning VAWA into the ‘Anti-Nagging’ Law Coalition to End Domestic Violence November 2, 2021 Nagging has long been recognized as an annoyance in intimate partner relationships. But nagging was never seen as a legal matter. In recent years, domestic violence activists have replaced “nagging” with a new term: “coercive control.” […]
PRESS RELEASE Email: info@saveservices.org Newspapers, Commentators, and Organizations Give the ‘Thumbs Down’ to Catherine Lhamon WASHINGTON / October 13, 2021 – A YouGov survey of the American public found that 68-80% of Americans — Democrats, Republicans, and Independents — support campus due process. https://www.saveservices.org/sexual-assault/opinion-polls/ Accordingly, a growing number of newspapers, commentators, and organizations has come […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Stewart: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org ‘Take Responsibility Act’ Would Upend Long-Standing Supreme Court Decisions, Dramatically Increasing University Liability Risk WASHINGTON / October 11, 2021 – Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) recently introduced H.R. 5396 (1), a bill that would substantially increase universities’ risk of being targeted in Title IX lawsuits. The bill would remove […]
Know Your IX: ‘I’m angry, I’m disappointed’ October 6, 2021 This morning was not what I expected. Our team had a meeting scheduled at the Department of Education with Acting Assistant Secretary Suzanne Goldberg and Deputy Secretary Cindy Marten. We were coming with more than 55,000 signatures on a petition demanding the Department of Education […]
Brett Sokolow: Dogged Pursuit of a Separate Reality SAVE September 24, 2021 The overriding purpose of a campus Title IX adjudication is to evaluate the truthfulness of the allegation. The due process procedures used to achieve this goal include objective investigations, live hearings with cross-examination, impartial adjudications, and an opportunity for appeal, all buttressed by […]
$6.9M Award for Connecticut Man Cleared of 2 Rapes After More Than a Decade Behind Bars September 16, 2021 A central Connecticut man who spent 12 years in prison for two rapes—that now even the state says he didn’t commit—has been awarded $6.9 million, thanks to DNA testing that exonerated him. Plaintiffs counsel Rosemarie Paine […]
ATIXA: Catherine Lhamon Senator Support Template Letter Download the word document template to customize and e/mail to your Senator now! [Insert Senator Name Here] [Insert Senator Office Name Here] [Insert Address Here] Dear [Insert Senator Name Here]: I write to express my support for Catherine Lhamon’s nomination to be Assistant Secretary for the Office for Civil […]
What is Domestic Violence by Proxy? By Joan T. Kloth-Zanard September 12, 2021 Domestic Violence is the act of physically, psychologically or sexually using various methods, behaviors, comments and/or actions to coercively control another human being. Coercive Controlling behaviors include but are not limited to any of the following. (Taken from “Where Did I Go […]