Seven problems with the White House sexual assault checklist (and four good things about it)

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California just passed a controversial campus sexual assault bill that does nothing to protect the due process rights of the accused. The White House is trying to push an equally biased sexual misconduct policy on colleges and universities across the country.

In April, the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault released a checklist for colleges to use in crafting new sexual misconduct policies. The task force notes, however, that even if colleges adopt all of these elements completely, they may be in violation of federal laws. Encouraging.

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