Posted on 02/24/2015 11:48:08 AM PST by C19fan
The University of Colorado has agreed to pay a suspended male student $15,000 and will not disclose without a waiver the details of his disciplinary record which includes convictions under the campus judicial process in a 2013 sexual assault case.
The agreement was made with the CU junior known only as "John Doe," as he identified himself with a judge's permission when he sued the university last year under Title IX, the federal gender-equity law.
The university will not reveal his identity to the public and agreed to provide John Doe with a positive reference.
John Doe agreed to withdraw from the university.
(Excerpt) Read more at coloradodaily.com ...
Bah. $15K is “go away” money.
"Boulder attorney John Clune, who specializes in Title IX litigation, said the settlement was "extremely favorable" to the university because it resulted in a small payout and led to John Doe withdrawing from CU."
"He said the agreement may or may not help John Doe, who could still have trouble transferring to another school."
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