A new motion filed by Saint Joseph’s University has shed more light on the university’s investigation of an alleged sexual assault.

In a motion for summary judgment filed Monday, St. Joe’s argued that its investigation, conducted by a lawyer from Cozen O’Connor, was fair and unbiased. The school argued that the plaintiff, John Doe, accepted responsibility for his actions and “is simply upset with the result.”

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