Gerri Wiebe

There’s an increasing number of sexual misconduct incidents reported every day to United States Department of Education Office of Civil Rights and people are happy than ever that there’s finally a bounce back from young victims of colleges and universities. Nowadays, more colleges and universities are reporting one-of-a-kind of inappropriate behavior to legal officials and so their concern is immediately administered by federal investigations on their certain campuses. However, In April, the US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) notified all colleges and universities through a letter specifying points to deal sexual misconduct under Title IX, a 1972 gender-equity law governing educational institutions those who have federal funds. The prominent points of the letter address the timelines for filing cases, guidelines to ease out the victims and curing the hostile environments. So far at least 25 colleges and universities, from Stanford University to the Univ

Driving under the influence of alcohol, known by both the acronym DUI or DWI, can have serious migratory effects. Before specifying what the consequences may be for migrants, it is advisable to know the general rules that apply to all drivers: citizens, migrants or tourists in Canada. But What Is Considered Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol And What Are Its Consequences? The laws that regulate what it is to handle drunk and its consequences vary between each state, but in some, it is considered that the law is already broken with levels of 0.05 per cent of blood alcohol. In any case, you have to know the state regulations of the place where the accident occurs. Also, the police are authorized to arrest if people suspected of having drunk fail the tests known as sobriety. In addition, in Canada, the rule is that if a driver suspected of having drunk refuses to have a blood test, then he is considered guilty of DUI. And although the general penalties are different from s