Re: Hi question

A professor friend is told by title nine person that a third party filed a complaint alleging inappropriate touching of a person, not the third party, at a bar in another country by the professor after he gave a lecture for money to an unrelated organization. Jurisdiction?

No. Emphatically not if the victim is not a student. What's the student-status, if any, of the "victim?"

Hugs, Ken

Lawrence Krauss, professor at Arizona, says office of diversity contacts him saying a third party, said you inappropriately touched another person in AUSTRALIA after a Skeptics type event. They asked him to sign a paper saying he received notice of the investigation, any statements made could not be used in a court to incriminate him. and if he didn't sign or agree, he was open to disciplinary action. He was concerned that an investigation will now always be part of his file.. he was going to meet the title nine woman today. does he bring a lawyer. does he record the meeting, does he say, he will say nothing but is willing to listen? not a good environment nowadays. how are you?

Consult a lawyer beforehand, if possible, but be cooperative/nice at this stage. But this sounds like an internal discipline matter rather than Title IX.

Going into court this morning but can focus/reflect more on this after I emerge (around noon Central).

Doing great! Hope you are as well.

Breakers at Thanksgiving. Where will Jeffrey be?

ill come to pb if you are there. easy