In a television story that ran on WSB-TV’s 6 p.m. news on March 2, 2017, Simon Bloom offers insight into the controversial campus rape bill that was passed by the Georgia House of Representatives. The story details how opponents of the bill believe it will have a chilling effect on victims, while supporters argue that this bill gives an accused student due process.

Bloom states, “It still allows the schools to investigate but does not allow them to punish until the criminal investigation runs its course.” He emphasizes, “I think that the bill is designed to add on to the university investigation process, the university adjudication process and more of the due process protections the United States’ Constitution affords us anyway.”

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