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Of the accused, the accuser is going to turn around and go to the department of education and say they mishandled my case. >> reporter: indeed molly was meeting with a noted act vis involved in the campus assault reform movement named annie clark. >> together with annie i had gone over title ix. it was a clear violation. >> reporter: corey appealed the reversal but the schools chancellor upheld the expulsion. in order to be exonerated the chancellor ruled corey mock would have had to show that h...

On campus would require explicit, affirmative and ongoing consent. but critics question the effect of the law. >> the only way consent really works under these policies is through a question and answer game between couples. may i touch you here. yes. may i kiss you here? yes. may i kiss you like this yes. nobody has sex that way. >> people just create potentially a vast new set of cases that dont involve sexual assault that will have to be handled campus bureaucracies. the evidence will still co...

By the federal government because the accuser will go to the department of efd sxaegz said they mishandled the case. >> molly was meeting with a noted activist named annie clark. >> i had gone over to title nine. >> corey appealed the reversal. but the chancellor upheld the expulsion. >> the corey mock would have had to had obtained consent. >> he a polled the decision to the state court to determine if the process was legal or fair. >> the tennessee court said it was a rare case of a college se...

And full of nine women, when a croiing teenage girl saying he raped me. and there is an emotional impact of that i cant respond to and how do i respond to that. >> he was not merely lacking a lawyer, but there was very little due process found in the court of law. >> this 18-year-old cant have a lawyer in any of the hearings? doesnt have a fifth amendment right against self recrimination or see the evidence or cross examine or confront his accuser? you think this is america and you dont have tho...

On campus would require explicit affirmative and ongoing consent. but critics question the effect of the law. >> the only way that consent really works under these policies is through a question and answer game between couples. may i touch you here? yes. may i kiss you here? yes. may i kiss you like this? yes. nobody has sex that way. >> it will just create potentially a vast new set of cases that dont involve sexual assault that will have to be handled by campus bureaucracies. >> the ultimate i...

>> they risk being investigated by the federal government because the accuser will go to the department of efd sxaegz said they mishandled the case. >> molly was meeting with a noted activist named annie clark. >> i had gone over to title nine. >> corey appealed the reversal. but the chancellor upheld the expulsion. >> the corey mock would have had to had obtained consent. >> he a polled the decision to the state court to determine if the process was legal or fair. >> the tennessee court said it...

And full of nine women, when a croiing teenage girl saying he raped me. and there is an emotional impact of that i cant respond to and how do i respond to that. >> he was not merely lacking a lawyer, but there was very little due process found in the court of law. >> this 18-year-old cant have a lawyer in any of the hearings? doesnt have a fifth amendment right against self recrimination or see the evidence or cross examine or confront his accuser? you think this is america and you dont have tho...

Approached the bench. holtzclaw, who now faces a sentence of up to 260 years, used his position of power as a police officer to prey upon people he thought would be vulnerable and unlikely to report him. all 13 of the women are african-american. many had criminal records. prosecutors allege that he stopped women on the pretext of checking them for outstanding warrants for drug-related items. the youngest accuser was 17. she said holtzclaw drove her to her mothers house and raped her. what kind o...

The women are put on trial and are torn down and cross-examined and that then becomes a real deterrent to other women coming forward in most cases, women victims. >> wi >> thats exactly right. it is two-fold in this case. i think the hands of the women who will speak momentarily are being raised. in this case it was the fear of being cross examined on your own conduct. you are the accuser and you end up being cross-examined about how you live your life when you are not literally on trial. second...

Who is accusing him of rape. his defense is arguing that this was zbark transfer he came upon the skin cells after a routine search of this accusers search. the state isnt buying that. closing arguments ended on monday. huge controversy is the make up of the jury. its all white. the local chapter of the naacp is furious. they said this will thread an unfair trial. and that man you were looking there on your screen, hes being charged with 36 counts including first and second-degree rape. he face ...