Expulsion is now the presumed punishment, when the accused is found more likely than not to be guilty of sexual assault.

A sexual assault awareness poster. (Photo credit: Official U.S. Navy Imagery)

http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2014/06/27/should-expulsion-be-default-discipline-policy-students-accused-sexual-assault#sthash.9rpn6Cm7.dpbs

All the more time to find a lawyer and sue the institution.  And no pesky counseling to distract him.

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