[burger]

It seems like there's an embarrassing article about our rape adjudication process every couple of weeks now.  This week's entry (yeah, she was more "no longer hired" than fired, but you get the idea):

Stanford has cut ties with a lawyer who represented students in sexual assault complaints after she spoke out against the university’s internal process for handling such cases.

The lawyer, Crystal Riggins, is one of six the university has on retainer to provide legal guidance to students involved in complaints, under the provisions of Title IX, a federal law aimed at protecting women on campus. Riggins was the only lawyer who exclusively represented accusers.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/09/sport...tions.html

Riggins was quoted in this article from a few weeks back: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/29/sport...ation.html

Isn't there someone in the administration whose job it is to remind everyone else that the world is watching what we do now on sexual assault?

[burger]

It seems like there's an embarrassing article about our rape adjudication process every couple of weeks now.  This week's entry (yeah, she was more "no longer hired" than fired, but you get the idea):

Stanford has cut ties with a lawyer who represented students in sexual assault complaints after she spoke out against the university’s internal process for handling such cases.

The lawyer, Crystal Riggins, is one of six the university has on retainer to provide legal guidance to students involved in complaints, under the provisions of Title IX, a federal law aimed at protecting women on campus. Riggins was the only lawyer who exclusively represented accusers.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/09/sport...tions.html

Riggins was quoted in this article from a few weeks back: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/29/sport...ation.html

Isn't there someone in the administration whose job it is to remind everyone else that the world is watching what we do now on sexual assault?