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Universities don't exactly decide guilt by proof. If their system says you're guilty, that's pretty much it.
by underseacables 2y ago
Universities don't exactly decide guilt by proof. If their system says you're guilty, that's pretty much it.
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- borski 2y agoSource? I was accused of a couple things (not plagiarism) at my university and was absolutely allowed to present a case, and due to a lack of evidence it was tossed and never spoken of again. So no, you don’t exactly get a trial by a jury of your peers, but it isn’t like they are averse to evidence being presented. This evidence would be fairly trivial to refute, but I agree it is a burden no student needs or wants.
- underseacables 2y agoUniversity MeToo movement for one?