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Yes. They should have left this to the police and courts and, if she gets convicted, or pleads guilty, expel her. This also ensures there’s a proper public re
by fortran77 4y ago
Yes. They should have left this to the police and courts and, if she gets convicted, or pleads guilty, expel her.
This also ensures there’s a proper public record for future schools or employers.
I don’t know why the author of this piece tried to wave away a felony assault. And I’m saddened that a woman who got in to Stanford doesn’t believe in due process, but instead opts for vigilante justice based on a rumor. We reap what we sow.
- tptacek 4y agoZero is the number of workplaces that would wait for a police report before terminating someone for throwing a beverage. The unreality of these kinds of message board discussions when it comes to getting the police involved to settle disputes always throws me. I mean, get a police report if you want to press charges, but Stanford is under absolutely no obligation to involve the police before threatening expulsion.
- fortran77 4y agoOf course she should have been expelled. (And her parents are real pieces of sh* for suing the school. They should be apologizing for their daughter who made the school unsafe.) But the Police should have been involved too. This woman needed to have her viscousness memorialized and put on public record.
- tptacek 4y agoYikes, dude.