The previous column covered a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee report about the government’s inconsistent disciplinary practices and poor record keeping on sexual misconduct. He was exonerated of sexual misconduct, but it came at a painful price. “The result is that the rights of the accused are often brushed aside on the altar of sexual harassment enforcement. But his experience is not that of women like Rice, who say they were punished after reporting sexual misconduct, while the perpetrators were not. Read more:[Uncle Sam is a slacker in policing sexual misconduct in agencies][Forest Service slammed over sexual-harassment and civil rights complaints][Zinke pledges ‘action’ on harassment inside Park Service][Watchdog finds ‘systemic’ weakness in responses to sexual misconduct allegations inside DOJ]

Source: Washington Post October 27, 2017 11:03 UTC