Students accused of sexual misconduct will get stronger due process protections under sweeping federal rules announced on May 6, 2020. Title-IX-Final-Rules This is a very positive thing for students accused of sexual misconduct. When someone is accused of a crime,…
Every parent wants their child to reach their full potential. However, your child’s future can be seriously compromised if he or she is accused of committing a crime, or accused of violating a high school, college, or university’s Code of…
The Office for Civil Rights has described specific forms of sexual misconduct that is prohibited under Title IX. In order to provide you with more information about Title IX, we have outlined the most common examples below. Rape/Sexual Assault This…
Title IX: A Major Issue For Universities One of the biggest issues affecting universities lately are accusations of sexual assault under Title IX (Nine). Title Nine is a federal civil rights law, and universities will lose their federal funding unless…
The short answer is YES. If you are convicted of a drug charge you may become ineligible for student aid. In some cases this ineligibility could be for life. Any federal or state conviction from simple possession to possession with…
