Legal Opinion
John Doe v. Purdue University
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Decided June 28, 2019No. 17-3565PublishedCited by 433 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Barrett, Circuit Judge.
*656 After finding John Doe guilty of sexual violence against Jane Doe, Purdue University suspended him for an academic year and imposed conditions on his readmission. As a result of that decision, John was expelled from the Navy ROTC program, which terminated both his ROTC scholarship and plan to pursue a career in the Navy.
John sued the university and several of its officials, asserting two basic claims. First, he argued that they had violated the Fourteenth Amendment by using constitutionally flawed procedures to determine his guilt or innocence. Second, he argued that…
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