Lawyers: Athlete accused of assault didn't break UNC rules
Posted Apr 6, 2017
Lawyers say the University of North Carolina has determined a football player charged with sexual battery didn't violate campus policy in his contact with a female student. Attorneys for Allen Artis and his accuser said Thursday that university officials found no violation of campus policy. A misconduct decision against Artis could have led to his expulsion.
(Associated Press)
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