Due process on campus ‘will get worse before it gets better,’ Cardozo law students told

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'What if due process of law as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution ceased to exist the moment that students stepped foot on college campuses?

Practically speaking, it stopped existing on campus several years ago, according to legal experts who spoke to the Cardozo School of Law chapter of the Federalist Society on Tuesday.

The systems in place to evaluate accusations at most colleges and universities are severely limited, and arguably unlawful, they told law students: Mere accusations are leading to expulsions and career-stunting social stigma for students who find themselves in the cross hairs of campus sexual-misconduct investigations.'