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In a case sparked by Saint Joseph’s University’s investigation into an alleged sexual assault, the university and the alleged assault victim have filed motions for summary judgment, arguing that the facts of the investigation show no wrongdoing on their part.
The unnamed plaintiff, referred to as John Doe, sued the school in May after he was disciplined for sexual assault. Another unnamed student, referred to in documents as Jane Roe, had alleged that he squeezed her neck when they were kissing one night, leaving a bruise.
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