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New Rules Will Reshape Campus Sexual Misconduct Policies May 14, 2020

For years, college students accused of a Title IX sexual misconduct violation were automatically fighting an unfair uphill battle from the moment the report was made. Now, accused students finally have a chance at an even playing field in order to properly mount a defense ...

New Rules Will Reshape Campus Sexual Misconduct Policies May 14, 2020
For years, college students accused of a Title IX sexual misconduct violation were automatically fighting an unfair uphill battle from the moment the report was made. Now, accused students finally ...
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Topless In Utah November 25, 2019
In the 1960s women burned their bras to celebrate and raise awareness for what they coined as feminism. The idea of gender equality goes back much further than the 1960s in the United States, with a ...
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Policy Shifts Benefit Accused and Convicted Alike November 13, 2019
Proposed legislative changes and policy concerns are certain to impact current and future criminal cases, including the possible outcomes and remedies available to a defendant. Kentucky currently has ...
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New Expungement Legislation Allows for Peace of Mind November 26, 2018
Once upon a time Ohio was one of the few States in the Country to prevent expungement of any kind. However, with expanded efforts in rehabilitation and improvements in the effectiveness of Ohio’s ...
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Minor Representation May 21, 2018
An elementary school in Southwest Ohio had suspicions of an alleged wrongdoing by one of their 6-year-old students, so they decided to question the boy directly before contacting his parents. The ...
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Sketchy Drawing Leads to Sketchy Arrest February 21, 2018
An extremely vague drawing made by a witness to an alleged crime in the North Eastern United States has led to recent controversy. The drawing created by a witness to an alleged theft appeared to be ...
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