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- From: Kegan Allee <>
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- Subject: Campus SaVE Act and the preponderance standard?
- Date: Thu, 7 Mar 2013 13:56:01 -0800
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In comparing the original Campus SaVE Act that was submitted to Congress
on April 14, 2011 and the bill that just passed with VAWA I have a question
about the preponderance of evidence standard. The original bill language
said that schools must use the preponderance standard (see page 15, line 18 of
the original language attached). In the bill that was just passed it says
on page 37 ‘‘(ii)
the procedures that such institution will follow once an
incident of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or
stalking has been reported, including a
statement of the standard of evidence that will be used during any
institutional conduct
proceeding arising from such a report.” Here is a
link to a NPR article that states that Will Creeley of FIRE advocated against
the preponderance standard: http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2013/03/07/173657424/law-targets-sexual-violence-on-college-campuses. I’m
writing to the list to see if anyone has any information about how universities
should proceed based on the DCL 2011. Thanks! Dr. Kegan
Allee, Ph.D. |
Attachment:
Campus SAVE Act.pdf
Description: Campus SAVE Act.pdf
Attachment:
original SaVE Act language.pdf
Description: original SaVE Act language.pdf
- Campus SaVE Act and the preponderance standard?, Kegan Allee, 03/07/2013
- Re: Campus SaVE Act and the preponderance standard?, S. Daniel Carter, 03/07/2013
- Re: Campus SaVE Act and the preponderance standard?, Brett Sokolow, 03/07/2013
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