A college student may proceed with two claims against Saint Joseph's University over allegations that a school tribunal wrongly found him to have committed sexual assault, a federal judge has ruled.
May 15, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A college student may proceed with two claims against Saint Joseph’s University over allegations that a school tribunal wrongly found him to have committed sexual assault, a federal judge has ruled.
The plaintiff in the case, Brian Harris, was also allowed to proceed with claims against the woman who accused him, U.S. District Judge L. Felipe Restrepo of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania ruled.
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