Title IX Complaint Trial Underway in Jane Doe v. Nebraska State Colleges

The trial of Jane Doe v. the Board of the Nebraska State College system began this week in Nebraska’s federal district court. The anonymous woman alleges Chadron State College did not do enough to protect her after she reported she had been raped by a male student at the college.

September 2016
The trial concerns Chadron State College’s actions after the woman reported she had been sexually assaulted. This was in the basement of a dormitory hall in September 2016 while she was at her job as a student desk worker.

The college’s investigation found the man had sex with Doe without her consent, and had continued even after she’d told him to stop. The perpetrator admitted to college investigators Doe had not given him verbal consent and had said “stop” at least three times.

Chadron State barred contact between Doe and the man. It banned him from entering her on-campus workplace and required him to leave any event, gathering or location where Doe was present.

https://nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/news/news-articles/title-ix-complaint-trial-underway-in-jane-doe-v-nebraska-state-colleges/