Presiding Judge Denise Casper instructed the jury to consider only whether two communications between Carole Hughes, then-senior associate dean of students, and the head of the board, Catherine-Mary Rivera, violated the doctrine of basic fairness. The board’s decision not to wait for the evidence to be processed was not within the scope of the lawsuit.
Leftie loon female dean of students cost the college. Just like the Oberlin situation.
There needs to be punitive damages tacked on to try to make sure BC gets the message. I don’t think they will, but there should be an attempt.
There is ONLY one solution.
I hate federal intervention but at this point, as getting rid of it takes longer, it’s dollar apron strings ought to be used. How?
Here’s how. Federal academic regulations should deny ANY federal funds to ANY educational institution that does not turn over ALL cases involving allegations of any kind regarding sexual behavior to the local law enforcement authorities and the courts; and to refrain 100% from adjudicating such allegations on their own.
Colleges should not be allowed to make any decision that may affect the academic standing of any student involved in such cases until, and then only based on, legal judgements rendered by the legal authorities and the courts.
In that regard, if any incident does not involve a crime then the ONLY area such allegations can be adjudicated is in the civil courts, and only such courts can render any judgement that may weigh on any action the colleges may make against any student.