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Question: Should the Board of Regents release the full Pepper Hamilton report to the Baylor Family?

The Philadelphia law firm of Pepper Hamilton LLP was hired by the Baylor Board of Regents in early September 2015 to conduct a thorough and independent external investigation into the university’s handling of cases of alleged sexual violence.  Baylor has not said how it will handle distribution or publication of Pepper Hamilton’s findings.

Pepper Hamilton’s report has reportedly been delivered to the Baylor Board of Regents in advance of its meeting later this week.  Should Baylor release the full contents of the report to the public, or is it enough to just provide a summary to the Baylor Family and talk about actions being taken?

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