Students Should Know Their Rights Under Law

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If only to protect themselves from biased or overly aggressive accusations, students would be wise to learn their Constitutional rights. College involves pitfalls that often can be avoided
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Hans Bader, a lawyer who has handled rape and sexual harassment cases, reports that the University of California policy “clearly defines some sex and sexual activity as sexual assault on campus, even if it would be perfectly legal off campus.” And Brett Sokolow, head of the National Center for Higher Education Risk Management, suggests that U.S. colleges are responding to pressure from the Obama Administration by usually finding innocent students guilty in sexual assault cases involving alcohol.
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Constitution Day on September 17, commemorating the 1787 signing of the United States Constitution, provides an opportune vehicle for UC students, faculty and staff to learn their Constitutional rights and obligations as citizens in a free society. Public Law 108-477 requires each educational institution receiving Federal funds to commemorate this Day with an annual educational program informing students of their Constitutional rights.

http://americanthinker.com/2014/09/university_of_california_students_had_better_wise_up_and_learn_their_constitutional_rights.html

September 9, 2014
University of California Students Had Better Wise Up and Learn Their Constitutional Rights
By Velma Montoya