The US DOJ expects colleges to exploit and persecute young men exactly as they have done here.
In the lawsuit, Stern argues that the texts contain evidence that make it clear the sexual encounter with Doe was consensual and initiated by Jones; that she deliberately misled the colleges investigator and the hearing board; that she was motivated to make the allegations so her roommate would not blame her for what happened; and that Doe, who was incapacitated that night, is the real victim in the case.
In the texts, which extend over several hours, Jones and the dorm counselor exchanged the following messages:
Jones: Ohmygod, I jus[sic] did something so [expletive] stupid.
Counselor: What did you do?
Jones responded that she had sex with Doe. Then she expressed concern that her roommate would find out, noting that her roommates friends had witnessed the start of the encounter.
The counselors recommendation was to blame Doe for the encounter. Her reply: But I mean [roommate] knows me its pretty obvi I wasnt an innocent bystander.
As she was texting with the counselor, Jones was also texting another male classmate to come to her room: I mean I happen to have my room to myself this weekend if you wanted to come over and entertain me.
Hours later, Jones had another text exchange with the counselor that indicated she and that classmate had sex after hours of conversation.
In an affidavit he signed in April 2014, the classmate, who turned over his text messages to Doe early last year, said he had sex that February night with Jones, who was friendly and flirtatious, and did not appear anxious, stressed, depressed or otherwise in distress.
This is not a miscarriage of justice, it's policy. When I suggest the policy should change, I'm called an MRA.
If that's the definition, perhaps it shouldn't be such an insult.