Leonard Davis

[OGSB]

Former Tulane safety Leonard Davis files petition for damages against student who said he raped her, leading to his expulsion

[windywave]

I hope he wins and I hope he sues the school. Universities are not prosecutors and do not offer due process. [The rest of this is edited but let's just say it would bash the sua sponte interpretation of Title IX and the obligations it places on universities by a certain politically motivated agency headquartered in a city of cherry blossoms).

[visualmagic]

I hope he wins and I hope he sues the school. Universities are not prosecutors and do not offer due process. [The rest of this is edited but let's just say it would bash the sua sponte interpretation of Title IX and the obligations it places on universities by a certain politically motivated agency headquartered in a city of cherry blossoms).

Totally agree, some kids are really getting screwed by universities with this kind of stuff.

[waverider]

He should have been white and went to Stanford where he'd be given preferential treatment.

[visualmagic]

Right, no black athletes have ever gotten away with anything

[windywave]

He should have been white and went to Stanford where he'd be given preferential treatment.

Um Google this: Yale, basketball, lawsuit.

Now that you're done with that, imagine he wasn't an athlete. That's the bigger issue.

[waverider]

He should have been white and went to Stanford where he'd be given preferential treatment.

Um Google this: Yale, basketball, lawsuit.

Now that you're done with that, imagine he wasn't an athlete. That's the bigger issue.

Don't really care enough about Yale to look it up and it won't tell me anything I don't already know. I was just using the Stanford case specifically because it was more recent and the most profound. In hindsight, I should have left the color out of it as that doesn't really add anything to the statement (more so, joke) about the absurdity of the results of the Stanford situation.

[windywave]

He should have been white and went to Stanford where he'd be given preferential treatment.

Um Google this: Yale, basketball, lawsuit.

Now that you're done with that, imagine he wasn't an athlete. That's the bigger issue.

Don't really care enough about Yale to look it up and it won't tell me anything I don't already know. I was just using the Stanford case specifically because it was more recent and the most profound. In hindsight, I should have left the color out of it as that doesn't really add anything to the statement (more so, joke) about the absurdity of the results of the Stanford situation.

Absurdity? Check out the Yale story.

[waverider]

He should have been white and went to Stanford where he'd be given preferential treatment.

Um Google this: Yale, basketball, lawsuit.

Now that you're done with that, imagine he wasn't an athlete. That's the bigger issue.

Don't really care enough about Yale to look it up and it won't tell me anything I don't already know. I was just using the Stanford case specifically because it was more recent and the most profound. In hindsight, I should have left the color out of it as that doesn't really add anything to the statement (more so, joke) about the absurdity of the results of the Stanford situation.

Absurdity? Check out the Yale story.

Decided to look it up while watching the Cubs celebration and parade on MLB network. That one is pretty bad. Too much jump to conclusion and example setting in these cases for their to be a fair process.

[windywave]

He should have been white and went to Stanford where he'd be given preferential treatment.

Um Google this: Yale, basketball, lawsuit.

Now that you're done with that, imagine he wasn't an athlete. That's the bigger issue.

Don't really care enough about Yale to look it up and it won't tell me anything I don't already know. I was just using the Stanford case specifically because it was more recent and the most profound. In hindsight, I should have left the color out of it as that doesn't really add anything to the statement (more so, joke) about the absurdity of the results of the Stanford situation.

Absurdity? Check out the Yale story.

Decided to look it up while watching the Cubs celebration and parade on MLB network. That one is pretty bad. Too much jump to conclusion and example setting in these cases for their to be a fair process.

No doody. A certain agency is forcing schools to do this doody and it is un-American....if there is a crime committed then the police should investigate, the state charge, and a jury decide. What you have now is a bunch of college students decoding with no protections afforded the accused

[waverider]

He should have been white and went to Stanford where he'd be given preferential treatment.

Um Google this: Yale, basketball, lawsuit.

Now that you're done with that, imagine he wasn't an athlete. That's the bigger issue.

Don't really care enough about Yale to look it up and it won't tell me anything I don't already know. I was just using the Stanford case specifically because it was more recent and the most profound. In hindsight, I should have left the color out of it as that doesn't really add anything to the statement (more so, joke) about the absurdity of the results of the Stanford situation.

Absurdity? Check out the Yale story.

Decided to look it up while watching the Cubs celebration and parade on MLB network. That one is pretty bad. Too much jump to conclusion and example setting in these cases for their to be a fair process.

No doody. A certain agency is forcing schools to do this doody and it is un-American....if there is a crime committed then the police should investigate, the state charge, and a jury decide. What you have now is a bunch of college students decoding with no protections afforded the accused

Another example from the other side is the girl at Virginia that had a Rolling Stone article written about her rape only to find out she made the whole thing up.

[windywave]

He should have been white and went to Stanford where he'd be given preferential treatment.

Um Google this: Yale, basketball, lawsuit.

Now that you're done with that, imagine he wasn't an athlete. That's the bigger issue.

Don't really care enough about Yale to look it up and it won't tell me anything I don't already know. I was just using the Stanford case specifically because it was more recent and the most profound. In hindsight, I should have left the color out of it as that doesn't really add anything to the statement (more so, joke) about the absurdity of the results of the Stanford situation.

Absurdity? Check out the Yale story.

Decided to look it up while watching the Cubs celebration and parade on MLB network. That one is pretty bad. Too much jump to conclusion and example setting in these cases for their to be a fair process.

No doody. A certain agency is forcing schools to do this doody and it is un-American....if there is a crime committed then the police should investigate, the state charge, and a jury decide. What you have now is a bunch of college students decoding with no protections afforded the accused

Another example from the other side is the girl at Virginia that had a Rolling Stone article written about her rape only to find out she made the whole thing up.

The other side? how so?