Home Cases Stanford University: Biased Sexual Misconduct Procedures and Unjust Guilty Finding Cases Stanford UniversitySearch all Cases Case News Case OverviewCase NewsCase Documents Case News 'Minding the Campus' Applauds FIRE, Criticizes Stanford's Due Process Failures July 21, 2011 The Problem with Stanford's Definition of 'Intoxication' July 21, 2011 Accused Student Pays Heavy Price at Stanford, Where Intoxication Eliminates Consent and 'Acting Persuasive and Logical' is Sign Of Guilt July 20, 2011 Stanford Trains Student Jurors That 'Acting Persuasive and Logical' is Sign of Guilt; Story of Student Judicial Nightmare in Today's 'New York Post' July 20, 2011 Press Release Share Share this selection on Twitter Share this selection via email
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'Minding the Campus' Applauds FIRE, Criticizes Stanford's Due Process Failures July 21, 2011 The Problem with Stanford's Definition of 'Intoxication' July 21, 2011 Accused Student Pays Heavy Price at Stanford, Where Intoxication Eliminates Consent and 'Acting Persuasive and Logical' is Sign Of Guilt July 20, 2011 Stanford Trains Student Jurors That 'Acting Persuasive and Logical' is Sign of Guilt; Story of Student Judicial Nightmare in Today's 'New York Post' July 20, 2011 Press Release
Accused Student Pays Heavy Price at Stanford, Where Intoxication Eliminates Consent and 'Acting Persuasive and Logical' is Sign Of Guilt July 20, 2011
Stanford Trains Student Jurors That 'Acting Persuasive and Logical' is Sign of Guilt; Story of Student Judicial Nightmare in Today's 'New York Post' July 20, 2011 Press Release
