New Title IX Regulations Released
The new Title IX rule has been released, providing universities with greater flexibility. But that flexibility can be abused.
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.
The Due Process Provisions of the 2020 Title IX Regulations Were Successful
New arguments and data show a continuous need for due process.
Lawsuit: University of Maryland Punished Accused Student After Flawed, Biased Proceeding
Included: an extensive list of alleged deficiencies in University of Maryland's investigation and adjudication.
Gender Bias: Title IX Officers Jamie D. Brennan and Carolyn Hughes
Any disciplinary proceeding that relies on biased personnel cannot itself be relied on to produce unbiased results.
Khan v. Yale: a Momentous Decision, a Defeat for False Accuser Advocacy
Connecticut Supreme Court: contrary to the demands of advocates, campus rape accusers - including false and malicious ones - can be sued for defamation.
Press Release: Title IX Regulations a Misconduct Minefield
College men and their parents beware - new Title IX regulations will strip critical due process protections from students accused of sexual misconduct.
The Anti-Due Process/False Accusers Movement
Senators like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and organizations like Know Your IX and National Women’s Law Center band together to oppose due process.
Michigan State University Settles With John Doe
Michigan State University has settled with John Doe, an accused student who alleged several flaws in MSU's Title IX investigation.
