The Court or the College: Who Should Decide Campus Sexual Assault Cases?
Intelligence Squared U.S. will hold a debate over whether courts or the college itself should adjudicate cases of campus sexual assaults.
As a debate preview: Jeannie Suk, Harvard Law School professor and the author of At Home in the Law: How the Domestic Violence Revolution is Transforming Privacy (Yale University Press, 2009), and Michelle Anderson, dean at CUNY School of Law and leading scholar on rape law, discuss the issues and take your calls.
→ Event: The debate will take place at the Kaufman Center on Wednesday, September 16th, at 6:30pm. Click here for tickets and information.
@BrianLehrer courts. How can one compare suspension/expulsion as a punishment to jail?
— Franky Martinez (@notsoslimfranky) September 16, 2015
@BrianLehrer sex violence: using campus causes critical delay. Evidence lost.
— Dr. David Ores (@drdaveores) September 16, 2015
Other than PR, what is the incentive for universities *not* to report sexual assault to police? @wnyc @brianlehrer
— oscar perry abello (@oscarthinks) September 16, 2015
. @brianlehrer Universities' goal is to protect reputation and enrollment. Law goal is justice and safety. =Rape must be handled by law.
— ciara pressler (@themayoress) September 16, 2015
This debate will continue tonight, hosted by @IQ2US: http://t.co/RVDxSpAcG9
— Brian Lehrer Show (@BrianLehrer) September 16, 2015
