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This is only a right in a court of law. Unfortunately, people can accuse you of rape on a college campus and you have no right to see the evidence against you e
by Manuel_D 3y ago
This is only a right in a court of law. Unfortunately, people can accuse you of rape on a college campus and you have no right to see the evidence against you even though the consequence is being marked as a rapist for life (you won't go to prison for a Title IX conviction, but it'll show up if you ever reapply to college, it shows up for the Bar Association, and on security clearance investigations).
- mcpackieh 3y agoIt's a clear-cut end-run around the constitution, particularly so in the case of state schools, but trying to address this will have you touching a third rail with enough power in it to fry your political aspirations forever.
- withinboredom 3y agoThis was some stupid precedent set. Hopefully someday, someone will successfully argue that the government _not_ enforcing the constitutional bill of rights in a civil setting is the same as a criminal setting.