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PRESS RELEASE Contact: Rebecca Stewart Telephone: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org 25 Worst Colleges for Campus Due Process WASHINGTON / November 7, 2019 – Today SAVE, a leading campus due process organization, is releasing a list of the 25 worst colleges and university for campus fairness and due process. The colleges were selected based on a detailed
PRESS RELEASE Contact: Rebecca Stewart Telephone: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org To Minimize Liability Threat, SAVE Urges Immediate Discontinuation of Trauma-Informed Investigations WASHINGTON / November 4, 2019 – A scientific article published last week has strongly criticized the use of “trauma-informed’ investigations on college campuses. Trauma-informed methods attribute inconsistencies and contradictions in a complainant’s statements to the
https://nas.org/blogs/statement/nas-commends-president-trumps-executive-orders-no-more-law-by-dear-colleague-letter NAS Commends President Trump’s Executive Orders: No More Law by Dear Colleague Letter NAS October 22, 2019 Last week President Trump signed two Executive Orders that significantly curb our current rule by bureaucracy – now also known as the Administrative State. The National Association of Scholars commends President Trump for these orders, “Promoting the
Coalition to End Domestic Violence October 22, 2019 When the Violence Against Women Act was first passed in 1994, pretty much everybody agreed with the dictionary definition of violence: a “behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something.” Accordingly, the original version of VAWA defined domestic violence (DV) as “felony
Clery Act Prohibits Unilateral Changes To Sexual Violence Disciplinary Results S. Daniel Carter One of the fundamental tenets of the 2013 Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) amendments to the Jeanne Clery Act is that participants in “dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking” disciplinary proceedings should never be surprised that an action is being taken by
https://www.thecollegefix.com/school-rewrites-female-only-scholarship-advertisement-after-college-fix-inquiry/ School rewrites apparent female-only scholarship advertisement after College Fix inquiry CHASE WATKINS – UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY • OCTOBER 3, 201 9 It was purportedly an ‘editorial error’ A majority-women private college recently advertised a new scholarship as being only available to females before claiming that the single-sex designation was a mistake. When pressed, the school would not
https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2019/10/03/students-look-federal-courts-challenge-title-ix-proceedings More Title IX Lawsuits by Accusers and Accused Increased legal challenges place mounting pressure on universities’ Title IX proceedings. By Greta Anderson October 3, 2019 Istockphoto.com/LIgorko Universities and colleges are increasingly experiencing legal challenges to their institutions’ Title IX enforcement processes, a trend that higher education law experts say is a natural reaction to proceedings that
PRESS RELEASE Contact: Rebecca Stewart Telephone: 513-479-333 Email: info@prosecutorintegrity.org On Wrongful Conviction Day, CPI Calls on Lawmakers to Address the Root Causes of a Travesty of Justice WASHINGTON / October 2, 2019 – Today is Wrongful Conviction Day, and over 30 events are being held around the country to highlight the plight of persons who have
https://www.dailywire.com/news/52016/nbc-smears-ag-barr-book-about-campus-sexual-ashe-schow NBC Smears AG Barr, Book About Campus Sexual Assault By ASHE SCHOW September 20, 2019 In an attempt to smear Attorney General William Barr, NBC News framed a story about Barr’s support for due process (which shouldn’t be controversial) as him supporting rapists. It’s a typical tactic by the media these days. Ever since the
https://www.chronicle.com/paid-article/mediation-is-making-an-impact/306?utm_source=pm&utm_medium=en&cid=pm&source=ams&sourceId=3913353 Mediation is Making an Impact on College Campuses By Hon. Jane Cutler Greenspan (Ret.) and Peter F. Lake Mediation is playing an increasingly larger role in helping colleges manage serious campus disputes—particularly in Title IX–related matters. Using “neutrals”—parlance in the legal field for mediators—more often is being propelled by industry choice, not legal mandate