Calls for a Florida mayor to resign after a state inquiry closed without charges show how many separate bodies can still act on an allegation when no case is filed.
News outlets are now quoting hearing transcripts and investigation records from the Cornell case, and the rules explain how a closed campus process ends up in public view.
A Kentucky board terminated its CEO over allegations in a sealed civil lawsuit before any investigation or charge, which shows how employment, civil and criminal tracks run separately.
A New York judge upheld a Cornell finding of an attempted violation the student says he was never told to defend against, and the ruling shows what a Title IX notice letter does and does not protect.
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