Stanford law professor Michele Dauber calls for extreme violence against Brock Turner, 21, ex-Stanford student, because he’s appealing college sexual assault conviction

/ Mike Buchanan

A tip of the hat to Justice for Men for this. The start of the piece:

As reported in the Stanford Daily Post, Michele Dauber, a Stanford Law Professor is advocating violence on Twitter against 21-yr. old, Brock Turner, who was kicked out of college and criminally convicted of sexual assault. The reason? Because he is appealing his case…

After denigrating his appeal in social media (the appeal has not been heard yet), Dauber then tweeted a song with lyrics calling for extreme violence against Turner:

Brock Turner/You’re the definition of scum
Get stomped on like old gum/I hope your face gets kicked in

I hope you never get a job/I hope you never get the girl
I hope you get tossed in a Dumpster/F*** Brock Turner

When confronted by a former female Judge, Dauber claimed the tweet was “satire”. Is this conduct fitting for a law professor? A teacher tasked with impartially educating law students now advocates for violence against a former student because he is appealing his case and exercising his civil rights? If the situation involved a male professor posting lyrics calling for violence against an accuser, do you think he would still be around?

Please join me in emailing Mary Elizabeth Magill, Dean of Stanford Law School, and calling for Michele Dauber’s employment contract termination or resignation. Her email address is emagill@law.stanford.edu.

5 thoughts on “Stanford law professor Michele Dauber calls for extreme violence against Brock Turner, 21, ex-Stanford student, because he’s appealing college sexual assault conviction”

  1. She wants a replay of the old South, then. And, as the women who caused violence against often innocent black men did in those days, she wants other people to carry out the violence.

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    • Feminism’s greatest “achievement” in the US has been the expansion of targets for lynch mobs: from African-American men until the 1950s to all men in 2017. Then, as now, in virtually all cases on the say-so over hyperprivileged white women. You’ve come a long way, baby.

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  3. Here is the link to the Brock Turner’s 172-page appeal. Anyone who believe that Brock Turner received a lenient sentence must read it. I read this over a week ago and learned that everything I believed to be true about the trial turns out to be totally false or intentionally misleading. And, the people who are responsible and must be held accountable are feminist writers. For the past two weeks feminists have expressed outrage over Brock Turner’s appeal through online articles. When you read this brief, you will learn that everything feminists have written about his appeal is also totally false or intentionally misleading.

    https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4320710-H043709-Aob-Turner-1.html

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  4. Here is the link to the Brock Turner’s 172-page appeal. Anyone who believe that Brock Turner received a lenient sentence must read it. I read this over a week ago and learned that everything I believed to be true about the trial turns out to be totally false or intentionally misleading. And, the people who are responsible and must be held accountable are feminist writers. For the past two weeks feminists have expressed outrage over Brock Turner’s appeal through online articles. When you read this brief, you will learn that everything feminists have written about his appeal is also totally false or intentionally misleading.

    https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4320710-H043709-Aob-Turner-1.html

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