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PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Stewart: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org New Analysis of Judicial Decisions Reveals Widespread Legal Support for Campus Due Process WASHINGTON / July 7, 2021 – A new analysis of 206 trial and appellate court decisions reveals widespread judicial support for the new Title IX regulation that went into effect last year. The document reveals […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Stewart: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org In Wake of Hobart College Ruling, Universities Should Re-think Use of ‘Trauma-Informed’ Methods WASHINGTON / July 1, 2021 – Last week, Judge Elizabeth Wolford ruled against Hobart College of Geneva, NY, denying the college’s motion to dismiss in a campus sexual misconduct case and allowing the lawsuit to […]
Florida Enacts New Campus Due Process Law SAVE June 30, 2021 Recently Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 233, which mandates a number of due process protections, among other things. The law amends Section 1006.60 of the Florida Statutes, which pertains to Codes of conduct and disciplinary measures. The law provides for the following: Timely […]
Impartial Investigations Are the Foundation of Equitable Proceedings for Complainants and Respondents An impartial and fair investigation is the foundation of an equitable adjudication. In a recent guidance, the Office for Civil Rights reaffirmed, “The school must conduct an adequate, reliable, and impartial investigation that provides the parties with an equal opportunity to present witnesses […]
PRESS RELEASE Rebecca Stewart: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org On Title IX Anniversary, SAVE Deplores Widespread Discrimination of Male Students WASHINGTON / June 24, 2021 – June 23 marked the 49th anniversary of the passage of Title IX, which was enacted in 1972 to combat sex discrimination in schools. Regrettably, SAVE highlights an epidemic of discriminatory practices […]
Case Summary: Doe v. University of Denver No. 19-1359 (10th Cir. 2021) Christian Cooper Juris Doctor Candidate Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University Brief Factual Summary During John Doe’s (“John”) first year at the University of Denver (the “University”), he became romantically involved with Jane Roe. For months, the two discussed having sexual intercourse […]
Campus Due Process Enjoys Strong Support from the Public At Large SAVE June 22, 2021 From 2015 to 2020, five national public opinion polls were conducted to gauge the level of public support for campus due process. Following is a summary of these polls, in reverse chronological order: A YouGov poll commissioned by SAVE surveyed […]
Professor’s Lawsuit Against JMU Highlights Necessity of Campus Due Process Protections Michael B. Miley June 21, 2021 Allegations of sexual misconduct or sexual assault are serious charges that demand a serious and consistent process for the investigation and deliberation as to the fault, or lack thereof, assigned to the accused. Even if a wrongly accused […]
Analysis of Judicial Decisions Affirming the 2020 Title IX Regulations Campus due process is a rapidly evolving area of the law. SAVE has conducted a detailed review of 175 decisions in favor of the accused student and identified the judicial language that pertains to each of the 27 major regulatory provisions contained in the 2020 […]
Strong Due Process Protections Are Essential for the Protection of Vulnerable Campus Groups SAVE June 17, 2021 Due process protections are especially important to assure the rights of vulnerable groups such as LGBT persons, racial minorities, disabled students, and immigrants:[1] LGBT Groups Former James Madison University faculty member and speech coach Alyssa Reid was accused […]