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Corey Rayburn Yung

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The most common penalty issued by universities against students who have sexually assaulted another student is a one-semester suspension. The second most common penalty is requiring the student to write a reflection paper. Those penalties are only enforced after extensive due process.

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Jay's avatar Jay @templinjay.bsky.social
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I never have understood why we allow colleges and universities to handle sexual assault cases themselves. Is it not a real crime because it happened on campus? We gonna start letting them handle their own homicides?

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Dunn Lab 🐭🧬🩸's avatar Dunn Lab 🐭🧬🩸 @dunnimmunolab.bsky.social
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When i was at Denison the punishment for sexual assault (after “due process”) was one semester of disciplinary probation.

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OhioHawkeye's avatar OhioHawkeye @ohiohawkeye.bsky.social
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I’m not sure this is a real story. Just did a quick overview of both twin cities newspaper sites and the abc station - nothing.

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Saeed Khan's avatar Saeed Khan @saeedwkhan.bsky.social
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Fascism is coming to the USA. 🥁🥁

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Corey Rayburn Yung's avatar Corey Rayburn Yung @coreyryung.bsky.social
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The reports of student bans from campus at Minnesota do not appear to be credible. I'm leaving my post up, however, because it is a commentary on the discipline of protestors generally and not Minnesota specifically.

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Getaway Cat's avatar Getaway Cat @kduffy.bsky.social
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Can we get another source on this?

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Michele's avatar Michele @ibumichele.bsky.social
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This was the first thing that I thought of

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VoteBlue4ever 's avatar VoteBlue4ever @voteblue4vr.bsky.social
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And this assumes that the said college administration takes of sexual assault seriously and actually does an investigation instead of just shrugging the whole thing off as "boys will be boys" and "alcohol was involved, so recall is unreliable."

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Steve T PhD's avatar Steve T PhD @thelasttheorist.bsky.social
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Administrators are reading a lot of Carl Schmitt these days.

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Aurora-boreali's avatar Aurora-boreali @aurora-boreali.bsky.social
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I think (although I could be wrong) that being banned from campus means they can take classes remotely. Not a suspension

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Nick's avatar Nick @nwbvt.bsky.social
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It's not that extensive. Sexual assault is a crime. It shouldn't be handled by the university when the very worst thing they cam do is expel the student and send them back home to sexually assault the women who never went to college.

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Sy Nakamura's avatar Sy Nakamura @theredprince.bsky.social
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We should definitely prosecute all rapists.

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Sam Brunson's avatar Sam Brunson @smbrnsn.bsky.social
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Though I am a little confused here—was it the police or the university who banned people from campus for a year? (Though tbf to the journalists, they’re not used to writing agency to police, so that’s gotta be a little confusing.)

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MaryBeth Hastings, she/her's avatar MaryBeth Hastings, she/her @mbhastings.bsky.social
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This is exactly the comparison I have been thinking about.

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Zac - Bad Giant's avatar Zac - Bad Giant @wickedjotun.bsky.social
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I'm guessing there were no students related to major donors at the protest then.

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gophergrad  צדק צדק תרדף's avatar gophergrad צדק צדק תרדף @gophergrad.bsky.social
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Has anyone got a link that actually corroborates the ban? I've been looking and can't find one. (Tents are not allowed on campus without a permit. Thus, the police.)

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KB's avatar KB @sorrykb.bsky.social
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TAKE DOWN YOUR FALSE POST.

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KB's avatar KB @sorrykb.bsky.social
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I’ve not yet seen confirmation of anything beyond the arrests. Is there a source for the ban from campus?

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Julien S's avatar Julien S @gogul.bsky.social
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Not that I'm not sorry to say, but how about a peek behind the curtain or even backstage. The usual contrast research/teaching does not apply in law. It's you vs. the institution and I'd say the latter had talks among itself and the "virologists" of the like, having the damn thing on their screens.

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Retention.

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CarpinSanDiego's avatar CarpinSanDiego @carpinsandiego.bsky.social
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How exactly can they get away with this at a public university. Pretty sure they cant just take away due process can they? Private school I could see this maybe happening. Public university i would think would have less leeway to just kick students out.

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diggingtrail's avatar diggingtrail @diggingtrail.bsky.social
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Well one is a more egregious offense than the other right…right??

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Lux in the Bronx 🎗️'s avatar Lux in the Bronx 🎗️ @rlux.nyc
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One might reasonably argue that the penalty for sexual assult of another student is too low.

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Larry Flint's avatar Larry Flint @laryatflint.bsky.social
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Two wrongs - one ridiculous lack of any real punishment for sex offenders, and one exaggerated for protesting - do not right make. Hopefully, among arrested protesters there will be some previously not punished sex offenders, just to tip scales of justice a bit toward "neutral" ;)

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Zach Simmons 's avatar Zach Simmons @zjsimmons.bsky.social
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Yikes, that is a shocking comparison. Where is that SA penalty info from?

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