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PR: Law Professors Voice Concerns Over ‘Affirmative Consent’ Policies for Sex

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Post date September 9, 2015

Contact: Gina Lauterio Email: info@saveservices.org Law Professors Voice Concerns Over ‘Affirmative Consent’ Policies for Sex WASHINGTON / September 9, 2015 – A growing number of legal scholars are expressing concerns over affirmative consent policies that some universities are considering for implementation. The concerns follow recent passage of laws in California and New York mandating such policies [...]

Sexual Assault

PR: Due Process Gains Momentum, Moves to Center Stage in Campus Sexual Assault Debate

Post author By saveadmin
Post date September 1, 2015

Contact: Gina Lauterio Email: info@saveservices.org Due Process Gains Momentum, Moves to Center Stage in Campus Sexual Assault Debate WASHINGTON / September 1, 2015 – A renewed focus on due process for students accused of sexual assault has emerged in recent months, as indicated by expressions of concern by law professors, a new federal legislative [...]

Campus Sexual Assault

PR: Four Rulings, Four Reversals: Judges Give ‘Thumbs Down’ on Campus Sex Tribunals

Post author By saveadmin
Post date August 25, 2015

Contact: Gina Lauterio Email: info@saveservices.org Four Rulings, Four Reversals: Judges Give ‘Thumbs Down’ on Campus Sex Tribunals WASHINGTON / August 25, 2015 – In four recent cases, judges have overturned sexual assault findings by campus disciplinary committees. In each case, the judges ruled the college proceedings lacked necessary due process protections. As the new academic year [...]

Campus Sexual Assault

PR: Sexual Assault Ruling at UCSD Could Ripple Across U.S.

Post author By saveadmin
Post date July 23, 2015

Contact: Gina Lauterio Email: info@saveservices.org Sexual Assault Ruling at UCSD Could Ripple Across U.S. WASHINGTON / July 23, 2015 – A recent judicial ruling in favor of a California student accused of sexual assault could have an impact on colleges and universities across the country. The ruling could have “tremendous pervasive influence on other courts,” [...]

Campus Sexual Assault

PR: Affirmative Consent Policies Eliminate the Presumption of Innocence, Critics Charge

Post author By saveadmin
Post date July 14, 2015

Contact: Gina Lauterio Email: info@saveservices.org Affirmative Consent Policies Eliminate the Presumption of Innocence, Critics Charge WASHINGTON / July 14, 2015 – Following recent passage of a law in New York on campus sexual assault, Affirmative Consent policies are coming under fire from civil rights and legal experts. The New York law will require that “clear [...]

Sexual Assault

PR: ‘Sexual Police State:’ NY Times Editorial Highlights Concerns with Expansion of Sexual Assault Laws

Post author By saveadmin
Post date July 1, 2015

Contact: Gina Lauterio Email: info@saveservices.org ‘Sexual Police State:’ NY Times Editorial Highlights Concerns with Expansion of Sexual Assault Laws WASHINGTON / July 1, 2015 – A recent New York Times editorial highlights legal changes that are placing millions of Americans at-risk of running afoul of sexual assault laws. The article warns against the criminalization of sexual activities that [...]

Campus Sexual Assault

PR: Revelations of Campus ‘Inquisition’ Stir Outrage

Post author By saveadmin
Post date June 2, 2015

Contact: Gina Lauterio Email: info@saveservices.org Revelations of Campus ‘Inquisition’ Stir Outrage WASHINGTON / June 2, 2015 – A recent article by a Northwestern University professor about flawed campus sexual assault policies has triggered sharp criticism and calls for reform. Professor Laura Kipnis detailed how campus policies designed to address sexual assault have deprived the accused of [...]