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RE: Read the OP
Posted on: October 14, 2021 at 09:09:48 CT
JayHoaxH8r MU
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When did he lie?
"Moreover, the district wrote that it was obliged to defer the initial criminal investigation to local law enforcement, which received a report on May 28 when Smith says the assault occurred, before it conducted a probe of its own.
“To maintain the integrity of the criminal investigation, law enforcement requested that LCPS not interview students until their investigation is concluded. LCPS has cooperated and continues to cooperate with law enforcement,” the statement read.
Also referenced was the formal Title IX grievance process, which LCPS insisted it must follow before disciplining any alleged perpetrator, although it clarified that it does “impose interim measures to protect the safety of students involved in the original incident, deter retaliation…”
According to a provision on the grievance process, “The burden of gathering evidence and burden of proof must remain on schools, not on the parties.”
While Smith claimed he was scheduled to speak at the June 22 meeting, to share his daughter’s testimony and oppose a policy on the district docket to force faculty to address students by their preferred gender pronouns, the statement said LCPS found no record that he was registered in advance to speak. The school superintendent Scott Ziegler dismissed criticisms of the policy during the meeting as well as denied that student sexual misconduct had happened in a Loudoun County school."
"Moreover, the district wrote that it was obliged to defer the initial criminal investigation to local law enforcement, which received a report on May 28 when Smith says the assault occurred, before it conducted a probe of its own.
“To maintain the integrity of the criminal investigation, law enforcement requested that LCPS not interview students until their investigation is concluded. LCPS has cooperated and continues to cooperate with law enforcement,” the statement read.
Also referenced was the formal Title IX grievance process, which LCPS insisted it must follow before disciplining any alleged perpetrator, although it clarified that it does “impose interim measures to protect the safety of students involved in the original incident, deter retaliation…”
According to a provision on the grievance process, “The burden of gathering evidence and burden of proof must remain on schools, not on the parties.”
While Smith claimed he was scheduled to speak at the June 22 meeting, to share his daughter’s testimony and oppose a policy on the district docket to force faculty to address students by their preferred gender pronouns, the statement said LCPS found no record that he was registered in advance to speak. The school superintendent Scott Ziegler dismissed criticisms of the policy during the meeting as well as denied that student sexual misconduct had happened in a Loudoun County school."
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RE: Read the OP - JayHoaxH8r MU - 10/14 09:09:48