· 9/6/2007
Simpson v. University of Colorado Boulder
Citations
- 500 F.3d 1170
- 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 21478
- 2007 WL 2553402
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the actual notice or knowledge element does not apply in cases that involve official school policy
- holding that the actual notice or knowledge element does not apply in cases that involve official school policy
- holding that the actual notice or knowledge element does not apply in cases that involve official school policy
- finding that deliberate indifference to sexual assaults allegedly committed by football team members could constitute a Title IX violation
- observing that the recruiting visits during which the sexual assaults occurred were “officially sanctioned” by the University.
- holding funding recipient demonstrates deliberate indifference by failing “to provid[e] adequate training or guidance that is obviously necessary for implementation of a specific program or policy of the recipient”
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Judges: Hartz, McKay, Gorsuch
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