This 'investigation could be stalled'.
They're going to look into it
ASU under federal investigation after student complaint
ABC15 News 08 Nov 2019/Justin Pazera
TEMPE, AZ — In a letter sent from the US Department of Education, it outlines why the department's Office for Civil Rights is investigating Arizona State University. A student says the school failed to address ongoing retaliation by two fellow students after she filed a sexual harassment complaint against their shared Ph.D. adviser and lab supervisor at the Polytechnic Campus in Mesa. . . .
"Just because it's an investigation doesn't mean ASU is guilty right now," said Phoenix attorney BenjaminTaylor. . .
It just means that they're going to look into it to see if they violated the accuser's rights . . .
He's believed to be working out of the country which Taylor says could complicate the investigation.
"If he's across the country and they have no way of getting a hold of him by phone, by email or he just refuses to cooperate - this investigation could be stalled. . . "
