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When accuser ‘froze,’ accused student should have stopped, Yale
argues

An accused student is suing Yale University for concluding that
the brief absence of a condom “during an otherwise consensual
encounter” was sexual assault.

“John Doe” alleges that “gender bias was a motivating factor” in
the decision against him by Dean of the College Marvin Chun,
which resulted in his suspension.

He argues that the Ivy League school should have updated its
sexual-misconduct procedures after Education Secretary Betsy
DeVos* rescinded the Obama administration’s guidance on the
subject in fall 2017.

The lawsuit was filed April 25. The senior sought a temporary
restraining order that would let him “turn in his final papers,”
arguing that he “may have classes in common” with his accuser if
he’s required to repeat the semester in the spring. The judge
overseeing the case denied his motion at a Friday hearing.

In its opposition to Doe’s motion, Yale argued that Doe knew he
was sexually assaulting Roe when the condom fell off because she
“froze.” That is a “very common reaction” by women who are
sexually assaulted by a “known assailant.”

Doe’s allegations resemble those of Jack Montague, Yale’s former
basketball team captain, whom the school expelled on the eve of
the team’s first appearance in the NCAA tournament since 1962.

Both allege the university pressured their accusers to file
formal complaints and violated their Title IX rights throughout
the proceedings. A jury will now evaluate Montague’s due-process
allegations.

https://www.thecollegefix.com/yale-suspended-male-student- because-of-condom-accident-title-ix-lawsuit/

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