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Trained as a hearing officer. >> i remember my attorney said you will be all right. it is not that big of a deal. >> august 4th. the adjudicator found that what happen was not sexual assault and noting that both students had acted irresponsibly, and 17 days later, the school asked her to reconsider her decision and sure enough even though there was no new evidence the decision was reversed and the now finding, corey had violated the student code and would be expelled. and i called the attorney a...

Cory said the damage to his reputation was already done. >> it looks like cory was free and clear. but 17 days later the school asked to ajudicator to reconsider her decision and sure enough even though there was no new evidence the decision was reversed. the new finding: cory had violated the student code and would be expelled. >> i called my attorney right now way and was like can she do this? and he was like yes. >> this is corys father cd who went through this. give us a brief version. your ...

Panel found the accuser was credible in her assertion that he tried to digitally penetrate her and he ignored her objections, they ruled that more likely than not, he violated the student code for sexual misconduct. every time he appealed, his punishment was increased, with no explanation. when you learned that you were suspended for more than a year from school, how did you feel? >> at that point, i was pretty devastated just because if im suspended or expelled from a school, i dont have many o...

Universities, the standard is whether the accused is more likely than not responsible. in this case, the ucsd panel hearing found the accuser was credible in her assertion that he tried the to digitally penetrate her and that he t ignored her objections. they ruled that more likely than not, he violated the student code for sexual misconduct. every time he appeals, his punishment was increased with no explanation. >> when you learned that you were suspended for more than a year from school, how ...

>> theres a student code of conduct and it say that is they can act, the school with conduct thats thatharassing and hue militating. when you attend a university you have to abide by the rules, and if you dont, you leave. we all have rights of free speech but theyre limited and we have to take responsibility for what we say. you mention one and the other thing is fire in the theater. there are a number of things that are not protected and when you engage in something thats a course that affects ...

Outing where it is all students and they are all engaged in racially divisive, insulting, racist speech, i think that is a violation of the university of oklahomas student code, which i have read. and it does seem to fall within this. i dont pretend this is an easy case -- >> you dont think theres a real problem here with disbanding, kicking students out based on speech at a college? to my mind, thats the anathema to what the college experience is supposed to be about and it is first amendment. ...

This? the kids apologized. parents of the other student apologized. do you think that someone would challenge this? it would be frowned upon on campus. >> unfortunately frowned upon is not a chapter in constitutional law even though i agree with yu on that front. the apology doesnt make the speech any more or less constitutional. its horrific speech. it ultimately may be protected. while i have no idea whether or not the student will challenge the student code because they can challenge not only...

An investigation, not only of the chapter, because that action has been taken about the chapter. we know enough to have closed the chapter immediately. but we are also going to look at any individual perpetrators, particularly those that we think have taken a lead in this kind of activity. and we have, we have a student code which prevents discrimination of any kind. it prevents those who would create a hostile environment for the education and students and its based on title six of the civil ri...

Said these words. they wont be back. not at least while im president at this university. i want to bring back in my panel to discuss this. look, weve just got another angle. weve heard what the president said about this. joey, again, legal action is pretty constrained when youre talking about the president of a university. >> i dont know. heres why i say i dont know about it being constrained. understand a few things. number one, attending a university, its not your right to be there. its privil...

No injuries reported. a new plane is brought in to replace the one. florida state university quarterback jameis winston has been cleared of rape allegations at a student code of contact hearing. a student claimed that winston sexually assaulted her. winston was not arrested, but faced a code of conduct charge. there is insufficient evidence to uphold that charge. the woman can appeal within five days. winston could still face legal trouble. in tampa, scary moments outside raymond james stadi...