Top Evangelical University Fined $14 Million Over Sexual Assault Cases

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : The 108-page final report issued Tuesday details 11 ways the university violated the Clery Act, from failing to maintain crime logs and records, to not issuing proper warnings or complying with sexual violence preventative measures.
38% : The $14 million fine is the largest ever imposed on an institution for violating the Clery Act, far outpacing the $4.5 million fined in 2019 to Michigan State University, which covered up Larry Nassar's sexual abuse of female gymnasts, and the $2.4 million fined to Pennsylvania State University in 2016 over Jerry Sandusky, an assistant football coach who was convicted of abusing 10 boys.
22% : Trump's Lawyer Says It'd Be 'Unfair' to Make Him Face Consequences Before Election Liberty University, the private Christian university founded by pastor Jerry Falwell Sr., will pay the Department of Education a whopping $14 million fine after a years-long investigation found it violated the Clery Act, which regulates campus safety and sexual misconduct.

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