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The Difference Between Title IX and Criminal Proceedings in PA

Posted: January 17, 2020 in Criminal Defense, Legal Blog, Sex Crimes, Title IX

Most people associate Title IX with sex discrimination and equal opportunity in the education environment, but the law extends to other areas of civil rights. Specifically, it applies to investigations and procedures involving claims of sexual misconduct. Universities, colleges, and…

Defending College Students Under Title IX

Posted: November 4, 2019 in Criminal Defense, Legal Blog, Title IX

When your university investigates assault or sexual harassment claims, it must do so according to 20 U.S.C. § 1681(a), also known as Title IX. While usually discussed regarding student-athletes, for colleges to receive federal funding, they must strictly comply with…

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