Southern District Judge Jesse Furman granted Columbia University's motion to dismiss a Title IX claim brought by a student who alleged biased proceedings and prejudice against men led to his suspension for a nonconsensual sexual encounter he insisted was consensual.
April 24, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
A federal judge in New York has rejected claims of gender discrimination by a male student disciplined by Columbia University for coercive sex under the school’s sexual misconduct policy.
Southern District Judge Jesse Furman granted Columbia’s motion to dismiss a Title IX claim brought by a student who alleged biased proceedings and prejudice against men led to his suspension for a nonconsensual sexual encounter he insisted was consensual.
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