In a 5-4 decision on the case of Barlow v. State, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled that Washington State University (WSU) had no duty to protect a student from
The Washington State Supreme Court ruled Thursday that WSU has no duty to protect a student who was raped off-campus. In a 5-4 decision, the court found that WSU has a duty to protect students while they are on campus, but can not be found liable for something that happens off campus. “A university simply.
OLYMPIA, Wash. (Legal Newsline) - Washington State University had no legal duty to protect a freshman from being raped by a fellow student at an off-campus party, the Washington Supreme Court ruled, rejecting the plaintiff’s argument the school’s “special relationship” with students should extend past the campus borders.
SPOKANE — A divided Washington Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Washington State University had no duty to protect a student from sexual assault in a Pullman off-campus home, even though
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