California Adopts 'Yes Means Yes' Sexual Assault Rule (user search)
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« on: September 30, 2014, 12:42:08 PM »

Being someone on the inside when this was going through -- police oversight is near impossible and often not considered feasible due to schools being microcosms that would make it easier for subjects to target others. The publicity that would arise regarding an arrest is often something victims want to avoid. I personally don't believe administrations should be in charge of disciplinary measures and investigations should be moved to city police. However, unless such investigations can be done quietly (which is almost impossible anyway), then sadly administrative oversight is the only reasonable alternative.
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