Washington Post columnist George Will has been one of the most high-profile voices speaking out against the lack of due process for college students accused of sex crimes on campus.

In a new column well worth the read, Will discusses the case of Grant Neal (which I have written about previously), a Colorado State University-Pueblo student who was effectively expelled for sex that even the alleged victim says was consensual. Neal and an athletic trainer engaged in consensual sexual activity, but when she went to work with a hickey, her peer — who had not been present during the activity and had not been told there was a sexual assault — reported the trainer as a victim.