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EMERG Emergency!

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The word emergency comes from the Latin “emerge” – bring to light. College and university policies for the emergency transport of students in danger of being alcohol poisoned could use a dose of light and transparency….

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Man in the Mirror

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Two recent high-profile military prosecutions for sexual assault highlight problems with the military sexual assault system.  The military cases also hold a mirror  up to campus sexual assault prosecution systems. The reflection reveals troubling parallels and…

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Double Jeopardy

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College students facing both criminal prosecution and university prosecution may feel that they are victims of double-jeopardy because they are prosecuted twice for the same offense. And the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution indeed forbids any…

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Constructive Possession

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“It Isn’t mine.” Uttering this phrase to the police when they have found you in close proximity to anything: drugs, alcohol, or violence – only shows you don’t understand the legal principle of constructive possession. Constructive…

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