Can I sue the college for charging my student with sexual misconduct?

The short answer is yes. As long as, say, it's not a frivolous lawsuit, but the question would be, is it going to be the best or an appropriate course of action? If your student is charged with sexual misconduct at his or her college or university, you obviously want to take the necessary precautions. In many instances, a lawsuit may not be the most appropriate immediate course of action. There are going to be limited exceptions in that regard where, say, a party may want to seek a preliminary injunction.

Again, there are so many nuances and considerations in a college sexual misconduct case that you cannot necessarily just jump the gun as to anything. You have to make sure that each decision is calculated and that accused party's interests are protected from the start of the process. That's where an attorney-advisor that's experienced in such matters can help.