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| 3 | Universities need to stop suspending students who are being accused of sexual misconduct until they are proven guilty. They also should have the right to stay anonymous until their convictions. At least this student won the first battle and he is now planning to seek damage over false allegations.In that case you would have no incentive, but we are talking about incentivizing the average citizen, to whom 500,000 would require a loan. It is not a matter of if you are scared of them. It is a matter of ease of identification. Why spend state resources when the bondsman is equally motivated to trace your financial past and get his money back. That will lead the state right to you. | /r/MensRights | 22/02/18 05:30 AM |
| 5 | Universities need to stop suspending students who are being accused of sexual misconduct until they are proven guilty. They also should have the right to stay anonymous until their convictions. At least this student won the first battle and he is now planning to seek damage over false allegations.How not? If I commit a crime and bail is only $100, why would I not skip town and make you come looking for me? That would require state resources to find me? Correct? On the other hand - if I have to go take out a loan ... I now have more problems. If I want to skip town not only will the state be looking for me, so will the bondsman and collections agencies ... | /r/MensRights | 22/02/18 03:55 AM |
| 2 | Universities need to stop suspending students who are being accused of sexual misconduct until they are proven guilty. They also should have the right to stay anonymous until their convictions. At least this student won the first battle and he is now planning to seek damage over false allegations.Then shame on the communities that allows them to do it. The administrators of schools who choose to take this upon themselves should be tried for obstruction of justice. Sure - our legal system may not be fantastic, but that does not mean it does not apply. | /r/MensRights | 22/02/18 03:37 AM |
| 8 | Universities need to stop suspending students who are being accused of sexual misconduct until they are proven guilty. They also should have the right to stay anonymous until their convictions. At least this student won the first battle and he is now planning to seek damage over false allegations.If bail was not high there would be no incentive to return to court. That is why it is good to be high. Then you are not having to waste tax payer dollars hunting individuals down. They are in debt to a bondsman who has a vested interest in your return and will do what he can to ensure you do / keep tabs on you. | /r/MensRights | 22/02/18 03:36 AM |
| 14 | Universities need to stop suspending students who are being accused of sexual misconduct until they are proven guilty. They also should have the right to stay anonymous until their convictions. At least this student won the first battle and he is now planning to seek damage over false allegations.Please explain to me how simply reporting it to the police and having a judge decide if they are a risk to society and need to be jailed (vs. being let out on bail) is not easy for the school. In my opinion, the school should have NOTHING to do with it. This is a criminal matter to be handled by our justice system. My proposal negates every point you make. First and second, they acted to the extent of the law. Third, this is exactly why they should not handle it. Fourth, the school should use th… | /r/MensRights | 22/02/18 03:33 AM |
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