Discussion Question$-$

The editorial addresses several issues upon which your response should

comment.

Should college disciplinary actions be required to meet minimum,

some, or maximum due process requirements?

For example, should an accused sexual attacker be afforded the right to

question his$/$her alleged victim, perhaps attacking the integrity of the

accuser and thus the reliability of his$/$her accusation?

Please respond with your interpretation of the Constitution's requirement of

due process of law in non$-$judicial proceedings like university disciplinary

actions. Identify the issues that you see in this question and explain

your position on how you see them interacting with each other,

e$.$g$.$ the rights of the individual and the right of society to

address actions that might lead to violence.