Your Right to Appeal an Arkansas Title IX Decision and Preserve Your Future

Title IX is a federal civil rights law that prohibits gender-based discrimination in educational institutions that receive government funding. Many colleges and universities in Arkansas have implemented and enforced Title IX, prohibiting acts such as sexual harassment and assault. Schools must take immediate action upon notification of this misconduct.

If found “responsible” for violating Title IX, a student has the right to appeal their decision with reasonable grounds, especially if there’s speculation of an unfair finding. The right to appeal must always be utilized by student respondents because it remains a crucial aspect of maintaining integrity in school investigations and hearings.

Like the appellate process in the criminal justice system, appeals are intended to hold school authorities accountable for their decisions. Institutions can make erroneous findings, penalizing innocent students unnecessarily. Utilizing your right to appeal ensures your safety from unjust ramifications.

To develop a compelling and effective appeal, share questions about the appellate process or unique circumstances with a skilled student defense attorney. Attorney Todd Spodek helps numerous students through successful appeals. He provides expert advice for your situation to ensure that your academic future remains protected while clearing your name.

Grounds for an Appeal of Title IX Determination

The only way to overturn an unfavorable Arkansas Title IX determination is by filing a valid appeal with reasonable grounds against procedural methods and mistakes in the disciplinary process.

It is not necessary to further assert claims of innocence during this process or invalidate evidence from a complainant. This method-specifically remediates injustices committed by schools-where you file an appeal if one or more of these grounds exist:

1.New Evidence Available: Evidence supports the case presented by a respondent that could substantially impact the outcome on final determination became available after hearing.
2.Disproportional Sanction: The imposed sanctions are unduly disproportionate, given the alleged violation.
3.Procedural Errors: Significant mistakes were made during any point of Arkansas Title IX resolution resulting in influencing the outcome of determination and/or sanction.
4.Violations of Due Process Rights: A student respondent was denied their rights under Title IX and school policy.

Each Arkansas academic institution has its deadlines, guidelines, and instructions on how to appeal a Title IX decision. You must check the code of conduct available in your Arkansas college or university’s student handbook.

Contact Todd Spodek if you need help understanding how appealing a Title IX decision works. Attorney Todd Spodek provides his services to students from all over the nation.

Arkansas Academic Institutions following Title IX

Arkansas Baptist College
Arkansas Northeastern College
Arkansas State University Beebe
Arkansas State University Main Campus
Arkansas State University Mountain Home
Arkansas State University Newport
Arkansas Tech University
Black River Technical College
Bryan University
Central Baptist College
College of Ouachitas
Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas
Crowley’s Ridge College East Arkansas Community College Ecclesia College Harding University Henderson State University Hendrix College ITT Technical Institute Little Rock John Brown University Lyon College Mid South Community College National Park Community College North Arkansas College Northwest Arkansas Community College Ouachita Baptist University Ozarka  College Philander Smith College Phillips Community College Of The Univ – AR Technic’Remington
College Little Rock Campus Rich Mountain Community college South Arkansas community college southeast arkansaS college southern arkansas university main campus southern arkansas university tech university of arkansas (UA), UA at Little Rock(UA-Little Rock), UA at Monticello(UAM; formerly known as UAM AT MONTICELLO), UA at Pine Bluff(UAPB) , And Four-Year Schools: UA Fort Smith (formerly Westark ), Henderson state U, Southern Ark. U(Teachers’ Coll.), Southern Ark.U(Branch Normal), Ark.Tech.U., U. of Central Ark., U.of Arkansas at Fayetteville, U.of Arkansas at LRRock, U.of Arkansas at Monticello and U.of ARkansas for Med. Sciences(graduate level)
University of Arkansas Community College Batesville
University of Arkansas Community College Hope
University of Arkansas Community College Morrilton
University of Phoenix Little Rock Campus
University of Phoenix Northwest-ARKANSAS CAMPUS IN ROGERS
University of the Ozarks
Williams Baptist college

If you received a Title IX verdict in Arkansas academic institution and are contemplating what to do next, Todd Spodek is here for legal counseling on how to succeed when appealing a school case outcome. Todd Spodek has passionately helped many students clear their name and preserve their academic record by helping them achieve successful appeals throughout the years.

Todd Spodek is an accomplished attorney specializing in student defense against allegations since 2011 with his sheer experience spanning over a decade outshines most other lawyers in the field nationwide with admission in Pennsylvania and New Jersey as a licensed attorney. Additionally, he’s admitted as an attorney pro hac vice in state and federal courts if needed when representing clients originating from any region.

He serves as a Title IX advisor, educational consultant to students preparing for disciplinary cases across Alabama educational institutions giving you unmatched protection against institutional bureaucracy that’s rife with injustices without proper guidance or representation.

Don’t let the consequences of an undeserved verdict change your future! Contact Todd.Spodek today!