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3.9.15 | Jon K. Brent
Their reasoning is sexual violence gets it's start much earlier in life
State lawmakers are estimating that more than 80 percent of California high school students have to pass a health class in order to graduate. So, lawmakers want to educate younger students about the importance of consent...
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California: New legislation allows colleges to punish off-campus crimes
The Channels: Santa Barbara City College
2.27.15 | Mac Walby
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Two local politicians have introduced new legislation in the past month that would massively expand California Community College’s power to discipline students for off-campus crimes.
The legislation is a two-tier effort coming from State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson, D-Santa Barbara, and Assembly member Das Williams,...
California: College Sexual Assault Legislation Introduced
Santa Barbara Independent.com
2.23.15 | Kelsey Brugger
Bills from Jackson and Williams Would Toughen Rules On and Off Campus
State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson and Assemblymember Das Williams recently introduced new legislative efforts to address the hot-button issue of sexual assaults on college campuses.
Historically, many colleges have maintained that their jurisdiction ends at their campus borders, claiming they do not have...
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California: What Does SB 967 Really Mean to Students?
CalState Univeristy Times
2.16.15 | Web Editor
"Yes Means Yes" event breaks down Senate bill and clears the floor of any misunderstandings
Outside the bookstore on the main walkway, Sasha Perez, Vice President for External Affairs and Advancement, teamed up with the Cal State L.A. Student Health Center for the event “Yes Means Yes: Find out what Senate...
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