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Title IX FAQs
ATitle IX charge is when there is alleged sexual discrimination in a federally funded educational institution or program.This can include universities, public and primary schools.
Being held responsible for a Title IX offense can lead to a wide range of possible consequences. This includes anything from a probation period, a suspension, or even expulsion.
If you are only charged with a Title IX offense you most likely will not be in danger of losing your scholarship. If you are found responsible for a Title IX offense after a thorough investigation has been completed you are at risk of losing your scholarship. We at ArborYpsi Law have years of experience fighting Title IX charges. We recently had a Title IX offense dismissed for a student at the University of Michigan.
Unfortunately, yes, Title IX cases are conducted through the educational facility that the alleged offense took place. Therefore, the accuser could also report the crime to local police. The local police can then decide if a crime should be charged separate of the Title IX charge.
Some defenses for Title IX charges include questioning the victim’s credibility. Other defenses involve exposing more context during the investigation. For example, were two people in a romantic relationship prior to the alleged Title IX offense? Does the victim have a reason to tarnish your reputation? We do a thorough investigation in order to formulate an effective defense.
Yes, Title IX is a federal law that prohibits sexual discrimination in all primary and public education facilities that received federal funding. At ArborYpsi Law we represented an elementary student who was cleared of all Title IX offenses.
Yes, any employee can be charged with a Title IX offense. At ArborYpsi Law we represented an employee of the University of Michigan who was charged with a Title IX. The University of Michigan employee had all Title IX charges dismissed.
The Title IX process is different for each educational facility and program. Generally, there will be a investigation process where any witness is interviewed and evidence is gathered. It is during the interviewing process that it is in the client’s best interest to have an experienced lawyer present. A lawyer can help prepare you for an interview. Ultimately, there could be a trial-like hearing where witnesses are questioned. The process itself is complicated and pretty involved, so it is best to speak with an experienced attorney about the process.
The process of a Title IXoffense can take weeks to months. During this time an investigation takes place by the institutions board and the clients criminal defense attorney. All of the digital and physical evidence is reviewed and multiple interviews take place of all parties and witnesses.
Again, depending on the educational facility, once the investigation is complete the decision can take 2-4 weeks. A decision is usually e-mailed once it’s completed.
There is so much at stake when you are accused of a Title IX violation. If you are found responsible for a Title IX your education, scholarship, or employment could be hanging in the balance. It is critical to have an experienced criminal defense attorney representing your best interest during the Title IX interviewing process. At ArborYpsi law we will defend your reputation if you are accused of a Title IX violation.











