If you’re a student at Touro College and you’re accused of misconduct, you should not speak to the school or others without taking the necessary precautions. Too much is at stake. At Touro College, the school will have specific policies as to how your case will be addressed and adjudicated. Understanding and successfully navigating these policies is an important key to success. As to which policy would apply, it will be in part dependent upon the specific offense alleged.

Is it a Title IX sexual misconduct case? Is it a matter of academic integrity or an academic misconduct charge or is it a general disciplinary issue? You should also understand that at Touro College, as with all schools, the school can be in a rush to judgment and does not have an accused student’s rights and interest in mind. That’s why an experienced attorney advisor can help navigate the process, can protect an accused student’s rights and interests and can potentially help allow for the most favorable outcome.

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Taking a School District in WA to Court to Protect Students’ Title IX Rights

The LLF National Law Firm’s Education Law Team will be suing a school district in Washington state for its failure to meet its Title IX reporting obligations in the case of an elementary school student who claims they were bullied and sexually assaulted. The student, a third grader, now suffers […]

Questions About AI Use at One University Reflect Broader Concerns

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In a move designed to “peel back the layers of federal bureaucracy,” as Education Secretary Linda McMahon puts it, the Trump administration is relocating oversight of programs for special education and civil rights enforcement: Special education programs administration is moving from the Department of Education (DOE) to Health and Human […]

Is “Unprofessionalism” a Pretext for Disability Discrimination in Medical School?

A lawsuit filed in Chicago by a dismissed fourth-year medical student alleges disability discrimination and a failure to provide reasonable accommodations. This case highlights the concerning trend of using allegations of unprofessionalism to discipline medical students. The student involved had been taking medication for a medical condition and sent an […]