Bills seek to tighten National Guard sexual assault reporting, in response to scathing report
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A federal report in 2019 found the Guard's policies and procedures for handling allegations of sexual misconduct are out of date, ineffective, understaffed and in violation of federal rules.
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A federal report in 2019 found the Guard's policies and procedures for handling allegations of sexual misconduct are out of date, ineffective, understaffed and in violation of federal rules.
The proposals come after the National Guard Bureau in Washington, D.C, released a blistering report in December 2019 that found Wisconsin National Guard commanders between 2009 and 2019 improperly kept sexual assault complaints to themselves rather than passing them along to the national bureau for …
A federal report in 2019 found the Guard's policies and procedures for handling allegations of sexual misconduct are out of date, ineffective, understaffed and in violation of federal rules.
Wisconsin lawmakers are considering tightening prohibitions on sexual assault in the National Guard. State National Guard officers didn't handle assault complaints correctly in the past
Lawmakers are considering a package of legislation that would tighten prohibitions on sexual assault within the Wisconsin National Guard after a scathing federal report found commanders had for years been flouting federal requirements for handling complaints.
Lawmakers are set to consider legislation that would tighten prohibitions on sexual assault within the Wisconsin National Guard. The National Guard Bureau in Washington, D.C., released a scathing report in
