Gary Crum you have no idea whether the UO followed its policies and procedures very carefully.  There was, IMHO, no due process wherein the actual facts of the case were examined in any manner which approaches reasonable.  Yes, UO followed its own "rules" which you love to recite are different from the criminal statutes.  But since UO is a state owned school, its procedures are not arbitrary and must allow for due process consistent with all the external state and federal laws related to such matters.

Matters like this are important to me for reasons that you apparently could care less about.  If we want to make the world better, we must demand universal responsibility from all those with the power to influence events.  FBI agent kills Finicum but alternatives were available, girl goes voluntarily home with young men and without violence has sex when she could have avoided the situation, pedestrian who walks in front of a car.  All whose choices contribute must share responsibility.