At the hearing, the panel only asked his accuser “did you give consent?” while interrupting and denying several of his advisor’s cross-examination questions. He was found responsible and his appeal on both the finding and the sanction was denied.

“Plaintiff alleges sufficient procedural flaws to raise a plausible inference of discrimination based on sex…the Court finds that Plaintiff has raised a plausible inference that sex was a motivating factor in Rutgers’ disciplinary process and its decision to suspend Plaintiff.”

“In a lawsuit filed in 2022, his attorney Jon Little argued that by denying Doe’s right to cross-examine witnesses, be represented by an attorney at the hearing and receive a hearing by an impartial hearing under the presumption of innocence, IU’s policy went against Title IX regulations issued in 2020.”

Defeat at summary judgment: “Where a former Virginia Tech student alleged he was denied due process during a disciplinary proceeding, but the record showed he received constitutionally sufficient notice and had a meaningful opportunity to prepare for the hearing, the university prevailed on this claim.”

“When Plaintiff’s ex-girlfriend and fellow BFA student Jane Roe (“Roe”) harassed Plaintiff and told numerous students and professors alike that Plaintiff was a rapist, it had a dramatic and profound impact on his access to his education.”

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A lawsuit alleges a university counselor initiated an unauthorized investigation against a falsely accused student who confided in her about the pain of being wrongly accused.

“The suit alleges that Roe and Doe got into a heated argument at Doe’s off-campus residence in February of 2022, where he asked her to leave and threatened to cut up her purse with a pair of scissors. Roe picked up a small paring knife in fear, and attempted to get her purse back when Doe ‘accidentally leaned into the knife’ and was injured.”

“Dr. Vengalattore was a tenure-track Cornell University physics professor in 2014 when a former graduate student sought to interfere with his tenure and made a false sexual misconduct allegation…While the Court dismissed Dr. Vengalattore’s claim that Cornell defamed him, it rejected the university’s motion for summary judgement in the lawsuit.”

“The lawsuit states that ‘for at least the last 12 years, since the installation of then-Dean Daniel Rodriguez, the leadership of Northwestern Law School has propagated and enforced a mandate to hire as many non-white and non-male faculty candidates as possible.’”

“The S.O.S. Campus Act would require campuses to have an independent advocate to conduct public information campaigns on sexual assault prevention.”