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Issuing a no.contact order against both people assumes both are equally 
responsible fo the violence of one.  If a black student accused a white 
student of racist violence and asked for an order to issue that kept the 
offending student away, would it make sense to order the victim to stay away 
from the offender?  Is that the policy on any campus?  No contact orders are 
restraints on freedom with punitive consequences for violations.  Why on 
earth would such an order be imposed on a student who not only did nothing 
wrong but suffered harm.  Any policy that imposes punisment or restriction on 
the victim is wrong and likely violates Title IX.  wendy murphy

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   1. FW: University Based No Contact Directives (Mandy Mount)
   2. Out of office (Frank, Dawn)


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Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 12:06:53 -0800
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The Office of Student Conduct at UC Irvine issues no contact orders to  
both parties in cases of sexual assault or other forms of assault or  
violence.  Once our office receives and assesses the information  
regarding the incident, we issue the directive for both parties to  
stay at least 100 feet of each other and to not contact each other via  
phone, e-mail, text messaging, etc.  This directive is in place until  
the case is adjudicated.

Please let me know if you have any specific questions on our no  
contact orders.

Thanks,

Edgar Dormitorio


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> Good afternoon!
> When two (or more) students from our campus community are involved  
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> incident (sexual assault, stalking, harassment, or other issues) and  
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> comes forward as a victim, this student has an option to request a
> university-based no contact directive.  This is a two-way  
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> students agree otherwise.  I'm curious if other universities offer  
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> students and how it functions.  Any folks willing to share?
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> Thanks!
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> Adriane Bang, LMSW
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Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:17:57 -0800
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Hi there,

I will be out of the office until Monday, January 25th and will have my out 
of office message sent out from my outlook account until then. As a courtesy 
to the list serve, can you please remove me from the sapc list while I am 
gone? I will try to remember to ask you to please put me back on when I 
return.

Thanks!

Dawn Frank
Violence Prevention Response Coordinator
Collaborative Response to Violence Project
Safe Place, CSU Chico
530-898-3030





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