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44 Fordham Urb. L.J. 833 (2017)
What's Love Got to Do with It: How Current Law Overlooks the Complexities of Intimate Partner Violence on College and University Campuses

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   WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT? HOW
        CURRENT LAW OVERLOOKS THE
    COMPLEXITIES OF INTIMATE PARTNER
  VIOLENCE ON COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY
                       CAMPUSES

                       Ashley Reicher

Introduction        ................................... ......834
I. An Overview of Intimate Partner Violence on Campuses:
   Prevalence, Characteristics, and Legal Obligations for
   Schools ..............   .     .................... .....836
      A. The Scope of the Problem.       ..................  .....836
         1. Pervasiveness of Sexual Violence       ...............837
         2. Pervasiveness of Intimate Partner Violence ................838
      B. Unique Complexities of Intimate Partner Violence.........841
         1. The Cycle of Violence.......................842
         2. Why  Don't You Leave? ...................843
      C. Legal Regimes      ...............................844
         1. Title IX Application. .........................845
         2. VAWA Reauthorization  Application ......   .......847
      D. Specific Legal Requirements      ................    .....849
         1. Title IX Compliance. .........................849
            a. Notice of Nondiscrimination        ................849
            b. Prompt  and Equitable Grievance Procedures.......850
            c. Remedies  and Enforcement     ................852
            d. Education and Prevention Under Title IX............852
         2. VAWA Reauthorization  Compliance ................853
            a. The Clery Act...................        .......853


 Fordham University School of Law, J.D. Candidate, 2018; The Pennsylvania State
University, B.A., 2015. I would like to thank Professor Clare Huntington for her
guidance and thoughtful feedback throughout this process as well as Laurence
Abraham and Jacob Sayward for their assistance with research. I would also like to
thank the staff and editors of the Fordham Urban Law Journal for their valuable
contributions in developing this Note. Lastly, thank you to my family and friends for
their unwavering patience and support.


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