RedmondLonghorn
Footballguy
This is the worst example I have seen in a long string of cases where Title IX has been used as weapon against male students accused of sexual misconduct. In this case, his accuser wasn't even the "victim". The fact that the alleged victim has maintained from the start that the sex was consensual doesn't seem to be in dispute, but the action against the male student went on anyway, ultimately resulting in his suspension for multiple years (which is effectively an expulsion). All of this happened without a whiff of due process.
It looks like the plaintiff has a very strong case against CSU-Pueblo. But he is also attempting to sue the Department of Education over the guidance it has provided to colleges on Title IX sexual assault cases. The "Dear Colleague" letter that the DOE sent to colleges a few years back is central to the case. It is apparent that many colleges and universities have interpreted that letter as a mandate to utilize processes many would call draconian (and arguably unconstitutional) against male students, often with little evidence.
Reason - Link
Huffington Post - Link
Denver Post - Link
The first link is from Reason magazine. It is a Libertarian publication. In the interest of balance, I also included links from Huffington Post and the Denver Post.
It looks like the plaintiff has a very strong case against CSU-Pueblo. But he is also attempting to sue the Department of Education over the guidance it has provided to colleges on Title IX sexual assault cases. The "Dear Colleague" letter that the DOE sent to colleges a few years back is central to the case. It is apparent that many colleges and universities have interpreted that letter as a mandate to utilize processes many would call draconian (and arguably unconstitutional) against male students, often with little evidence.
Reason - Link
Huffington Post - Link
Denver Post - Link
The first link is from Reason magazine. It is a Libertarian publication. In the interest of balance, I also included links from Huffington Post and the Denver Post.