Here We Go Again on Title IX

Let’s understand that we’re talking about due process rights here. While this isn’t a criminal complaint, the ramifications for someone’s life can be significant. Getting expelled from a university doesn’t exactly make it easier to get into another school, and if you’re looking at something like medical or law school afterward, give it up. The impact is more than some money like in a civil case.

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It’s even cost people their lives in a far more literal sense.

And these systems are horrific, particularly for men at colleges that have swallowed the “believe all women” mantra wholeheartedly.

What many schools did, and what they’ll be returning to, is a system where a single party investigates the incident and reaches a determination, all without any real defense being possible by the accused.

Ed Morrissey

What schools employed were akin to the Salem witch trials of the 17th century, or if you want a more recent analogy, the McMartin Pre-School trials. These are social-panic reactions codified into procedures that are little more than lynchings. We covered some of these in detail during the Obama administration, particularly the Neal case that Tom cites. 

It's absolutely disgraceful that the federal government is attempting to undermine due process again in Title IX enforcement. Particularly when Joe Biden is neutering it by forcing schools to allow males to take over female spaces on campus. 

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