Adjudicating Student Sexual Misconduct: Parameters, Pitfalls, and Promising Practices

Jay K. Wilgus · John Wesley Lowery

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Abstract In this chapter, we describe the legal parameters in which sexual misconduct adjudication processes take place and highlight both noteworthy pitfalls and promising practices.

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2017A Chronicle of Higher Education 2002The Little Book of Restorative Justice 2014Campus Sexual Misconduct 2018Dear Colleague Letter on Sexual Violence 2011Handbook for Campus Safety and Security Reporting 1975Goss v. Lopez: The Supreme Court as School Superintendent

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