Lists abound about what you need to tell your children before they leave for college. But no “Top 3” or “Top 25” list can ever…
The recent White House Task Force report on campus sexual assaults, “NOT ALONE The First Report of the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual…
The April 2014 release of “NOT ALONE The First Report of the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault” recommends colleges and…
The word emergency comes from the Latin “emerge” – bring to light. College and university policies for the emergency transport of students in danger of…
Res ipsa loquitur is a common legal doctrine referred to in negligence cases that might be understood as why you are liable even when you…
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…
Imagine you are tasked with designing a system for determining whether violations of the law have occurred. You might ask yourself the question of who…
Approaching the 12-hour mark of a student conduct hearing at a major university I am reminded of lyrics from a Maroon Five song (“cross my…
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…
Students facing conduct and academic honor code violations lack the most basic tool by which to defend themselves: subpoena power. [1] One of the worst…