Being a lout is not sexual assault. And please show me the $$ totals to support your claim.
Why, if I provide a link, you won't read it.
Northern Kentucky University settles sex assault case
The woman, identified only as Jane Doe, charged the school mishandled her case and accused NKU officials of allowing her attacker to continue to harass her even after the university found him "responsible" for a sexual assault in 2014. The assault occurred in fall 2013, during her freshman year. The student graduated in May.
The university will pay $900,000, according to Doe's lawyer, Kevin Murphy.
Settling sex assault lawsuits costs universities millions
The $2.48 million payout to end a
sexual assault lawsuit against the University of Tennessee is the latest in a spate of settlements entered into by colleges and universities across the country faced with a growing number of similar legal challenges in recent years.
- In January, Florida State University settled a lawsuit brought by a former female student over its handling of sexual assault allegations against former football player Jameis Winston for $950,000.
- In August 2015, the University of Oregon settled a lawsuit brought by a female student who said she was gang-raped by three basketball players for $800,000.
- In July 2014, the University of Connecticut agreed to pay $1.28 million to settle a lawsuit filed by five students who alleged the school treated their claims of sexual assault and harassment with indifference.
- In September 2013, Occidental College agreed to a confidential settlement with 37 students and alumni over allegations the school deliberately discouraged women from reporting sexual assaults.
- In 2007 the University of Colorado reached a $2.5 million settlement with a former female student who alleged she had been raped at a party attended by football players.