Ruth Bader Ginsburg Thinks Some College Title IX Trials Are Unfair to Accused
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#3https://reason.org/frequently-asked-questions/#q1
Not an issue per se, but good to know.
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#5The Reason piece is a commentary on an interview with Judge Bader Ginsburg in the Atlantic ; the full piece is here: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/02/-/55340...
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#6I wasn't familiar with reason.com. Looked through a bit, it looks like it's a digital publication with a libertarian angle: https://reason.org/frequently-asked-questions/#q1 Not an issue per se, but good to know.
Libertarians care a great deal about civil liberties so this perspective is also not a shock.
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#7Kangaroo courts, plain and simple. Sacrificing innocent people to get more of the guilty ones when evidence is flimsy.
I have a feeling that a lot of these actresses knew what they exactly what were doing. They made a bet, and now they want to blame the other side 100%.
Re: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Thinks Some College Title IX Trials Are Unfair to Accused
#8I wasn't familiar with reason.com. Looked through a bit, it looks like it's a digital publication with a libertarian angle: https://reason.org/frequently-asked-questions/#q1 Not an issue per se, but good to know.
Re: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Thinks Some College Title IX Trials Are Unfair to Accused
#9I wasn't familiar with reason.com. Looked through a bit, it looks like it's a digital publication with a libertarian angle: https://reason.org/frequently-asked-questions/#q1 Not an issue per se, but good to know.
Why "not an issue per se" and not "not an issue at all"? There is a bit of subtle implication there. Libertarians care a great deal about civil liberties so this perspective is also not a shock.