Oct 26, 2016
12:43:37pm
12:43:37pm
One concern. . . .
I like the policy. . . . but. . .
Now, isn't everyone (boys and girls) at BYU that finds themselves crossing the proverbial line going to head straight to the Title IX Administrator and cry RAPE just to protect themselves from the Honor Code?
If that's the case, then aren't the number of incidences of sexual assault going to skyrocket?
Now, isn't everyone (boys and girls) at BYU that finds themselves crossing the proverbial line going to head straight to the Title IX Administrator and cry RAPE just to protect themselves from the Honor Code?
If that's the case, then aren't the number of incidences of sexual assault going to skyrocket?
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If I remember correctly, Title IX requires investigation and punishment of perps by the university. You don't think
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I would argue that the BYU police have been much worse. Isn't the Provo PD currently investigating why BYU police
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What? it would only be to discipline the perpetrator, and it specifically states that victim info will be redacted
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