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<p>I would not go as far as to say she has a problem; OK, maybe a bit publicity hungry now, but that is about it. </p>
<p>Given the options available, it is easy to deduce she took the path of least resistance, which had the highest chances to garner the guilty of rape verdict that she wanted, without having to legally defend her side of the story. Not sure there is anyone, who upon accusing another, would not take this option if available to him. The court system guilty standard for felony rape is way higher than that of any school’s disciplinary board. </p>
<p>The real problem is schools should not even be adjudicating these cases at all; it cannot work, since both parties attend said schools. An objective party, which is familiar with criminal statues, is required to be fair all around. </p>