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Model Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) - Campus Sexual Assault Part II: Template MOU

Publication Date: 2015
File: template-mou.pdf
Abstract:
The Template MOU provides sample language for parties to incorporate into their local agreement. Parties may wish to adapt the Template to ensure consistency with other agreements already in place between some or all of the Parties, and to revisit any preexisting agreements to reconcile any changes in law or practice. Please consult the How-To Guide for context and additional suggestions Parties… (read more)
Tag(s):
investigations and adjudications, law enforcement, sexual assault, strategies
Author(s):
San Francisco Police Department, Oxnard Police Department, California Attorney General's Office, University of California

Model Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) - Campus Sexual Assault Part I: How-To Guide

Publication Date: 2015
File: how-to-guide.pdf
Abstract:
The How-To Guide is a step-by-step guide for stakeholders to create an MOU that reflects local needs and capacity. It is intended to provide context, suggested supplemental content, and points of discussion to assist parties as they tailor the Template MOU to their unique circumstances. The How-To Guide is organized in the same structure as the Template MOU.
Tag(s):
investigations and adjudications, law enforcement, sexual assault, strategies
Author(s):
San Francisco Police Department, Oxnard Police Department, California Attorney General's Office, University of California

Response to Protests on UC Campuses

Publication Date: 2012
File: Response_to_Protests_on_UC_Campuses.pdf
Abstract:
After physical conflict erupted between police and protesters during demonstrations at UC Berkeley and UC Davis in November 2011, the University President asked the Vice President, General Counsel, and Berkeley Law School Dean to review existing policies and practices regarding the university's response to demonstrations and civil disobedience. This review was aimed at identifying best practices… (read more)
Tag(s):
best practices, civil unrest, event management, law enforcement, strategies
Author(s):
University of California