The flaw that survives in the new proposed Title IX Rule

Published November 16, 2018 8:19pm ET



On Friday, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos unveiled her much anticipated proposed Title IX Rule. The regulations go a long way towards correcting Obama-era guidelines that nearly did away with due process in cases of alleged sexual misconduct on campus.

The new rule abolishes the single investigator model, mandates a right to cross-examine accusers and witnesses, limits the jurisdiction of campus investigations, and defines sexual misconduct in accordance with law.

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