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I searched extensively; this appears to be a lie.</p>
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No, the point is that you cannot convict someone if there is no proof.</p>
<p>How would you feel if your son was falsely accused, there was 0 proof, everyone believed the girl, he was arrested, expelled, and charged? I’m sorry, but you have to have evidence to get someone in trouble. Otherwise, people accuse others they just don’t like (several notable cases like this have happened).</p>
<p>Many actually are suspended, and 10-25% are permanently expelled, roughly equivalent to the number criminally charged, according to the article, which also cites statistics showing that Notre Dame seems to be better off than a group of “major Midwestern universities” (1 in 14 charged there).</p>