Civil Litigation,
Education Law,
Civil Rights
Dec. 13, 2018
For a second time this year, 2nd District Court of Appeal comes down on Title IX investigations
The 2nd District Court of Appeal has overturned a Title IX case, ruling a USC student expelled as a result of a sexual assault investigation had his due process rights violated by the school.
The 2nd District Court of Appeal has overturned a Title IX case, ruling a USC student expelled as a result of a sexual assault investigation had his due process rights violated by the school.
The ruling on Tuesday setting aside the expulsion follows a string of California Title IX cases in which the courts have blasted how thoroughly schools have investigated incidents of sexual assaults.
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