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 Originally Posted by wufwugy
im not sure he said anything that puts him in a different camp than most (all?) other candidates. police aren't barred from investigating criminal rape on campus and nobody thinks they should be.
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Oh man, I am so excited by this reply. You should totally look into how colleges are handling this right now. It's worse than you could probably imagine at this point.
Let's say Nancy accuses Greg of sexual assault and takes it to their college's disciplinary board, but she refuses to go to the police and file charges. The disciplinary board will not allow Greg to defend himself against Nancy's accusations, and if they decide that there's more than a 50 percent chance that the charges are true, then Greg gets kicked out of college.
This is not a joke, an exaggeration, uncommon or rare. There are several major lawsuits going right now over all of this.
While I could give countless examples, I don't want to spam you or overwhelm you. Here is a very good read that will probably get you interested enough to look into it yourself: http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB100014...05280211043510
I only ask that you please read this response to the WSJ article in popular women's online publication TheFrisky so that you can see what we're dealing with here: http://www.thefrisky.com/2013-04-18/...journal-op-ed/
Another good place to look is the Paul Nungesser case where his accuser turned her [more or less proven fake] rape accusations against him into her fucking thesis because she's an art major.
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