University of Michigan sex assault finding thrown out

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The University of Michigan has settled a lawsuit with a student accused of sexual assault, agreeing to throw out its finding of responsibility as part of a settlement.

The school agreed to overturn the ruling in exchange for the accused student, Drew Sterrett, agreeing not to re-enroll in the college or disparage the university. Sterrett had been expelled in 2012.

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