As the Biden administration’s controversial Title IX rules go into effect Thursday, many due process protections afforded under the Trump-era rules are being retracted and returning to what critics called the “kangaroo courts” of the Obama years.

President Joe Biden’s rules have been blocked by federal judges across the country, pausing their implementation in numerous states and hundreds of schools, with more cases pending. But for far more states and schools, the rewritten rules go into effect Aug. 1, and how schools approach handling sexual assault allegations will be dramatically changed.