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SAVE May 16, 2019 This past Monday, Rep. Donna Shalala (D-FL) appeared at the Education Summit that billed itself as “giving every child an equal chance to succeed.” http://educationsummit2019.theatlantic.com/ But instead of talking about a balanced approach that respects the rights of both complainants and the accused, she only found fault with the proposed Title
Scott Greenfield May 15, 2019 When dreaded Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos withdrew the “Dear Colleague Letter” and its ensuing “guidance,” then issued new regs which were put through the rigors of Notice and Comment as required by law, heads exploded. Providing the accused with minimal due process on campus was tantamount to giving rapists
https://www.spiked-online.com/2019/05/03/the-problem-with-victim-centred-justice/ The problem with victim-centred justice Rape cases must be investigated properly for justice to be done. The police in England and Wales have sparked controversy by rolling out new consent forms asking complainants to give them access to their data – emails, texts, photos etc – for use in prosecution. While the police
https://www.forbes.com/sites/evangerstmann/2019/03/27/in-too-many-sexual-assault-cases-colleges-lack-a-basic-understanding-of-fair-process?fbclid=IwAR0Yeo2dS16WFpheVKP44lMFrKwAgYgxW39IWV6fLq1XRrwF8EmQc6efIXg#56ae41ee68d9 Mar 27, 2019, 05:22pm In Too Many Sexual Assault Cases Colleges Lack A Basic Understanding Of Fair Process Evan Gerstmann Contributor I am a professor and publish on constitutional and educational issues. Colleges must remember to wait until the facts are in before making judgments in sexual assault cases. People disagree over
By A. Pebble* May 3, 2019 If you’d have asked me before my son was accused of sexual misconduct, I would have said that trauma-informed investigations were a good idea. Living through the ’90s as a female college student, then as a woman motivated to be successful in a male-dominated field, sexual harassment, inequality, and
Debbie Lesko April 3, 2019 Congresswoman Debbie Lesko represents Arizona’s 8th congressional district. I’m Arizona Congresswoman Debbie Lesko. I’m a survivor of domestic violence from my ex-husband, who I left over 25 years ago. I am voting ‘no’ on the Democrats’ version of the Violence Against Women Act because it is a radical bill that
SAVE April 30, 2019 Certain groups in our society like to create a narrative and then run with that narrative, regardless of the facts of the issue. Domestic violence is perfect example of this phenomenon. Practically everything you’ve heard about domestic violence over the past 20 years is one-sided, misleading, or simply false. Here are
April 25, 2019 For years, the focus of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) has been ramping up the criminal justice response — more restraining orders, more arrests, more prosecutors, more incarcerations. But this approach does not address the underlying causes of domestic violence: alcohol abuse, marital discord, and childhood emotional trauma. SAVE has published
By Wendy McElroy April 8, 2019 Advocates of due process look hopefully to Attorney General William Barr to stop law enforcement’s recent drift away from traditional protections of Western jurisprudence. The spotlight is on one particular campaign. Start by Believing Day was observed on April 3rd—the first Wednesday of every April. Start by Believing is
Eric Rosenberg April 12, 2019 Since 2011, I have represented upwards of 100 falsely accused students in Title IX disciplinary procedures at universities across America. I also have filed over 20 lawsuits against Universities that erroneously suspended or expelled students who were alleged to have engaged in sexual misconduct. These lawsuits have a common thread