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• The University conducted a Title IX investigation. FSU once again reached out to the complainant to ascertain her wishes but was told by her local attorney to cease all contact with her client. The University reviewed voluminous documents released by the State Attorney's Office in mid-December 2013 after the State Attorney announced that he would not bring criminal charges against the athlete. These documents included sworn affidavits, investigative reports, detailed text messaging records, recorded interviews, forensic lab reports, and toxicology and DNA results.

<a class="bbc_url" href='http://titleix.fsu.edu/statements/'>http://titleix.fsu.edu/statements/</a>

Way back in April her lawyer claimed they hadn't been contacted about any proceedings...


"The alleged victim left school last November, but retained high-profile Title IX lawyer Baine Kerr. Kerr told USA Today Sports that the university had not contacted his client regarding their misconduct inquiry.


"The university went for the better part of a year without requesting her cooperation in any proceedings," he said. "She's consistently been willing to cooperate and assist a university investigation. She remains so.


"She remains willing to respond to any reasonable request for further information from the university so long as her safety is protected.""

<a class="bbc_url" href='https://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/department-of-education-investigation-jameis-winston-rape-case-225521420.html'>https://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/department-of-education-investigation-jameis-winston-rape-case-225521420.html</a>

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