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ID Network's new series, The Shadows of Death is airing their 2nd episode tonight at 10 PM EST tonight called “The Pledge”. It examines the 2005 tragic death of Chico State first-year student Matthew Carrington, who died as a direct result of the hazing events he endured during "Inspiration (Hell)...
Continue ReadingWayne County, Michigan - Former child abuse prosecutor Boz Tchividjian of the Florida law firm Landis Graham French, P.A. has joined a family’s legal team to fight for justice after their five-year-old daughter, Jane Doe, was sexually assaulted in a bathroom of The First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth, Michigan. An...
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Continue ReadingA judge who was lenient with teen accused of rape because he came from a 'good family' has resigned By Taylor Romine and Josh Girsky, CNN | July 17, 2019 (CNN) A New Jersey judge who said a teenage boy accused of rape should get leniency because he came from a...
Continue ReadingAbby Honold’s case made headlines on campus and in the media; compelling other women to speak out about their encounters with a charming blond boy who suddenly turned violent. Some who, until Honold’s case was in the news, had no idea they were one of possibly more than 20 victims;...
Continue ReadingCAptivated by the U.S. Women's Soccer Team Victory? Thank Title IX! Sunday’s World Cup victory for the U.S. women’s national soccer team was entirely due to the hard work and talent of the players on the field. But long before they were born, civil rights advocates and legislators were hard...
Continue ReadingMonica H. Beck | July 2, 2019 Politics aside, it’s important to examine the latest response to the new allegation against the President of the United States. Accused of sexual assault in the 1990s, the President said that the allegation could not be true because the accuser was “not my...
Continue ReadingA federal judge has sanctioned Virginia’s largest school system (Fairfax County Public Schools) for destroying or failing to preserve relevant notes and text messages relevant to a lawsuit accusing school officials of ignoring a girl’s claim that she was sexually assaulted on a bus by a male student on an...
Continue ReadingAn independent review commissioned by the university found multiple missed warning signs before the shooting, but president Ruth Watkins insisted there's no reason to believe shooter Melvin Shawn Rowland, 37, could have been stopped. -------------------------------------------------- What will it take for women's complaints about sexual harassment and violence to be taken...
Continue ReadingSenate Bill 1008, known as “Andrew’s Law,” adds bite to Florida’s existing hazing statute that made hazing that causes serious injury or death a third-degree felony in Florida. It was among the first laws nationwide to make hazing a felony rather than a misdemeanor ✊✊✊ Read the Article Here.
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