New Title IX Regulations Released
The new Title IX rule has been released, providing universities with greater flexibility. But that flexibility can be abused.
The Title IX Lawsuits Database is Now the Accused Students Database
This change is consistent with the direction we plan on taking it as well as a few other reasons described here.
Appearance on Tell It Like It Is: Due Process in Higher Ed and the Military
Do higher education and the military have similar issues when it comes to due process and sham proceedings in misconduct investigations?
Progress: Utah Due Process Bill H.B. 414 Signed Into Law
H.B. 414 emphasizes the presumption of innocence, active assistance of attorney and non-attorney advisors, and prohibitions on conflicts of interest.
Notes from Teleconference With the Office of Management and Budget
Their engagement was mixed depending on the arguments, but it seemed like a fair hearing. I was also able to respond to arguments by advocates in previous meetings.
Another Favorable Ruling in Jacob Doe v. University of North Carolina
Title IX, due process, breach of contract, and more claims survive UNC's motion to dismiss.
Advocacy Opportunity: Tell the OMB to Support Due Process
Advocacy opportunities tend to arrive in the form of narrow windows. This is one.
The Due Process Provisions of the 2020 Title IX Regulations Were Successful
New arguments and data show a continuous need for due process.
New: Easy Regulatory Provisions Lookup + Citation Tool
An efficient tool for locating and citing key provisions in Title IX and FERPA regulations.
Vision and Roadmap for Our Database Work
A roadmap of our database plans for the foreseeable future and how they fit into our vision going forward.
