The more serious the allegations the more important the process or procedure used to look into those allegations. In the United States, there have been many, many examples in the last decade of universities setting up procedures to look into sexual harassment and sexual assault allegations where the university process is procedurally very suspect – it forbids cross-examination; the accused can’t confront the accusers; the investigators look pre-disposed to favour complainants; the list goes on.
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