We expect government secrecy from the Pentagon or the CIA — not from our universities and our schools.
But in many cases, institutions designed to protect our children are instead hiding critical information.
It leaves us asking a lot of questions. One of which is simple…why don’t we know?
Over the following episodes, we are trying to figure that out.
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Kentucky Supreme Court rules in favor of journalists seeking sexual misconduct documents
The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled in favor of student journalists, forcing the University of Kentucky to turn over documents related to sexual misconduct allegations against professors. The university had tried to fight the release, citing student privacy laws. But after a four-year legal battle, the court ruled on March 25 in favor of the reporters. In Episode 9, we talked about how universities are improperly leaning on privacy laws to keep sexual assault and harassment allegations from the public. In this case, Kentucky didn’t want to turn over documents related to accusations made by two students against Professor
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