A victims’ advocate who previously voiced her contempt for due process on college campuses is back again, this time writing in the Washington Post that if colleges are “doing what is right” for accusers, then “due process” is not necessary.

In an article titled “College administrators should help rape survivors, not their school’s public image,” Sarah Merriman, spokeswoman for Students Active for Ending Rape, dismisses the notion that colleges have made strides in addressing campus sexual assault while arguing that due process shouldn’t be part of the equation.