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Civil trial for former Fiji fraternity brothers accused of sexual assault moved to Tama County - Vimarsana News

Civil trial for former Fiji fraternity brothers accused of sexual assault moved to Tama County

The civil trial for two Phi Gamma Delta members accused of sexual assault in 2020 will be held in Tama County District Court, a judge ruled.

Source: yahoo.com
UI fraternity rape lawsuit trial moved to Tama County | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

UI fraternity rape lawsuit trial moved to Tama County | News, Sports, Jobs

TOLEDO — A high-profile lawsuit filed by a woman accusing two former University of Iowa FIJI fraternity members of rape will be heard and decided in Tama C

Judge in UI FIJI sex assault case moves case from Johnson to Tama County - Vimarsana News

Judge in UI FIJI sex assault case moves case from Johnson to Tama County

IOWA CITY, Iowa (KWWL) - A judge has granted a request by lawyers for two former fraternity members and the organization itself facing a civil lawsuit from a female student

Source: kwwl.com
Former Iowa frat members accused of sexual assault have trial moved - Vimarsana News

Former Iowa frat members accused of sexual assault have trial moved

A lawsuit against two former University of Iowa frat members accused of raping a student during a party and then sharing pictures of the assault has been moved to Tama County due to media publicity.

Source: kcci.com
Judge moves University of Iowa FIJI trial to Tama; woman wants reconsideration - Vimarsana News

Judge moves University of Iowa FIJI trial to Tama; woman wants reconsideration

More than a year away from a trial of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, its University of Iowa chapter, and two former brothers -- accused of sexually assaulting a fellow UI student, recording the attack, and disseminating the video -- a judge has agreed to move the case outside Johnson County, citing a “violent protest” and “inflammatory” online comments after allegations went public two years ago.