Washington State University found liable in fraternity hazing death of Sam Martinez
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Court of Appeals rules WSU potentially partly responsible for Sam Martinez’s death
PULLMAN, Wash. – The Washington Court of Appeals has ruled that Washington State University (WSU) potentially bears some responsibility for the 2019 hazing death of student Sam Martinez. This decision reverses a previous ruling that the school was not responsible. The court's decision highlights the relationship between WSU and its fraternities and sororities. The fraternity
Court of Appeals rules WSU potentially partly responsible for Sam Martinez's death
PULLMAN, Wash. – The Washington Court of Appeals has ruled that Washington State University (WSU) potentially bears some responsibility for the 2019 hazing death of student Sam Martinez. This decision reverses a previous ruling that the school was not responsible.
WSU found liable for student’s hazing death
Washington State University (WSU) has been found liable for the death of student Sam Martinez, an appeals court decision ruled Tuesday. Martinez, a freshman student originally from Bellevue, died of alcohol poisoning while pledging the fraternity Alpha Tau Omega at WSU. This ruling marks the first time a university within Washington has been held accountable for a hazing-related fatality. This ruling differed from a King County Superior Court de…
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