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There is also a move to shift the judicial proceedings away from campus administrative procedures and into the legal arena. 

Well there is one notable guy pushing that. A Yale law prof.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/16/opinio...inion&_r=1

But mostly there isn't much of such a movement among anyone with power to do anything about it. It appears to be our government's position that Universities must run their own parallel pseudo-legal proceedings on such matters - and due to that hammer the current trend is a strong ramp up of such proceedings along with complicated policies that generally do not mirror the local law.

From what I have seen Universities are not well equipped to handle this and generally do so very poorly. But of course I have only seen a very small subset of the cases.

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There is also a move to shift the judicial proceedings away from campus administrative procedures and into the legal arena. 

Well there is one notable guy pushing that. A Yale law prof.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/16/opinio...inion&_r=1

But mostly there isn't much of such a movement among anyone with power to do anything about it. It appears to be our government's position that Universities must run their own parallel pseudo-legal proceedings on such matters - and due to that hammer the current trend is a strong ramp up of such proceedings along with complicated policies that generally do not mirror the local law.

From what I have seen Universities are not well equipped to handle this and generally do so very poorly. But of course I have only seen a very small subset of the cases.